Sentence examples for time of deflation from inspiring English sources

It is a counter-productive policy – austerity in a time of deflation".

In a time of deflation, money should be printed and spent, not printed and saved.

"I have never heard of it being carried out during times of deflation".

As late as 1995 yields on government bonds, a haven in times of deflation, were still approaching 5%.

Using an employer-employee survey conducted in Japan, Kawaguchi and Ohtake (2007) showed that workers are demoralized by nominal compensation cuts, even during times of deflation.

But according to the Orlando Sentinel, there are two bills currently in the legislature that if passed would allow the state to drop the wage during times of deflation.

It also means that in Europe the brands can keep prices low at a time of wage deflation and austerity.

It's been suggested that the tourniquet position may be of clinical importance [ 72] but also cuff width, cuff pressure, time of cuff deflation (cementation of the prosthesis, would closure or application of dressing) must be considered factors that may affect outcome, and should be recorded [ 15].

As far as I can tell, there were only two eras in economic history that were widely described as "depressions" at the time: the years of deflation and instability that followed the Panic of 1873 and the years of mass unemployment that followed the financial crisis of 1929-31.

High savings should ensure a healthy demand for bonds, which will also be snaffled up by Japan's distressed banks, as they cut their loan-books in the struggle to meet capital-adequacy requirements.At the same time, the expectation of deflation is taking root among Japanese firms, which are unwinding their debts and building up cash piles.

But especially in times of crisis, deflation is an extremely onerous form of adjustment.