Sentence examples for pattern of inflation from inspiring English sources

In 1997 with inflation rising, a 28 billion pounds deficit, and a national debt that had doubled, the British economy was once again at risk of repeating the old all too familiar pattern of inflation followed by recession.

Then, workers repeatedly demanded higher wages to compensate for rising prices, creating a circular pattern of inflation that was broken only by a deep recession in the early 1980s.

Calvo et al. (2012) showed that recoveries that follow deep recessions are jobless or wageless depending on the pattern of inflation during the recession episodes.

But many countries in  the past (Greece included) have displayed a pattern of high inflation leading to devaluation, and a competitiveness gain that is dissipated in inflation all over again.

Reflecting the pattern of low inflation throughout 2016, the BRC said retailers were continuing to rely on promotions to keep people shopping.

The concept is that of inertial prices, which are set for extended periods and can get into a leapfrogging pattern of sustained inflation that's hard to undo.

This pattern of rapid inflation (as opposed to rapid then sustained pressurization), may explain the subsequent fall in end-expiratory volume (EEV) noted on EIT analysis.

The number suggests that consumer demand is outstripping supply, a pattern that guarantees the onslaught of inflation.

"It reinforces the pattern of gradually accelerating core inflation that we've seen and makes it even less likely the Federal Reserve will be cutting rates anytime soon".

The recurrent pattern of boom and bust of inflation and deflation, of crisis following crisis and reform chasing reform has been supposedly supplanted by an Age of Management.

As already laid out, in our work we intend to shed some light upon whether there has been a change in the pattern of behavior of Spanish inflation over the last decades.