Our empirical data fit well within the theoretical model; however, there was a slight inflation of the confidence interval outside the expected for both the rat and mouse data sets.
State officials could justify the need for austerity by warning that a sudden surge in spending might trigger inflation, a crisis of confidence and an economic meltdown.
The Secretary of the Treasury of the Confederate States, Christopher Memminger, was keenly aware of the economic problems posed by inflation and loss of confidence.
Victim of inflation and a crisis of confidence he himself diagnosed, he proposed a cure -- equal parts Baptist moralism and engineering expertise -- that was hopelessly out of sync with the times.
Counting on Cooler Heads Marston, Guillen and Meyer suggest two steps that can help avoid rising inflation and a loss of confidence in the U.S. dollar.
As we note in this week's leader, the ECB now faces weak growth, inflation at 0.4% and falling dangerously close to zero, and sinking inflation expectations, signaling a loss of confidence in the ECB.
5. R2 is the square of a statistic R which describes the inflation of the random effects confidence interval compared to that from the fixed effect model.
The "4 percent guideline" states that you can safely withdraw 4percentt of your portfolio's value in your first year of retirement, increase that amount every year for inflation, and have a 90percentt level of confidence that your money will last for thirty years.
If you listen to Carter's Oval Office addresses on inflation, energy, and the nation's "crisis of confidence," the level of honesty is shocking, and deflating.
This would risk a resurgence of inflation and, given Argentina's history, a collapse of confidence in the peso.
