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Meanings of stagflation in English
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Usage of stagflation in English
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These soaring costs have brought back the specter of 1970s-style stagflation.
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This stagflation scenario, feared by some economists, is not on the horizon yet.
3
Historically, stagflation and its subsequent impacts typically manifests itself over a multi-year period.
4
If he can whip stagflation, he should have no trouble cleaning up Detroit.
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Taxes are relevant for the discussion of stagflation at least for the following reasons:
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Tackling India's stagflation requires tighter government finances, but cutting spending will depress growth further.
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However, there arose the problem of stagflation around 1970, i.e.
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Economic growth, meanwhile, has languished at near decade-low levels, stoking fears of stagflation taking hold.
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This story of wage stagflation and the working poor is just as applicable in Britain.
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Modi is their preferred candidate to slay India's stagflation.
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With Krugman, Galbraith rejects the claims for 'technology' and 'globalisation' as the causes for stagflation.
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Bruno, M. & J. Sachs (1985), "Economics of worldwide stagflation", Blackwell
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Mantega shrugged off worries of a recession and said the Brazilian economy is far from stagflation.
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Bruno & Sachs (1985) give a standard reference for stagflation.
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They don't refer to Krugman (1994a, b), while stagflation is a real economic issue.
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We have a sort of 'stagflation' situation.
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