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Значения термина reflate на английском
Значения для термина "reflate" отсутствуют.
Использование термина reflate на английском
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That in turn threatens Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to reflate the economy.
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It is expected that he would intensify stimulus efforts to reflate the economy.
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The most effective way to get more people into work is to reflate the economy.
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There is no alternative but to try to reflate the economy through extra public borrowing and spending.
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This is mostly because the Fed has driven interest rates down in a bid to reflate the economy.
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The devaluation will reflate the economy.
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He also increased the government's influence over the Bank of Japan, which was reluctant to aggressively reflate prices.
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But it does go to structural policies needed to enhance productivity alongside efforts to reflate our economies, he said.
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Following the same line of argument, prices will reflate, or at least stabilise, as confidence rises among consumers and businesses.
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That spells potential trouble for Abe's economic policies, which aim to reflate the world's second-biggest economy through asset price appreciation.
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They have rallied hard since mid-November as they are the most to benefit from Japan's push to reflate the economy.
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Germany and France are not about to do a sudden about-turn and pledge billions more in spending to reflate their economies.
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If they were to reflate to get out of this, any ensuing euro weakness against the dollar just exaggerates their position.
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It should bear that in mind rather than grasping more and more frequently for dubious measures to reflate the economy, said Barthle.
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It had earlier raised expectations that the aggressive push to reflate the economy would spark a flight of capital out of the country.
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Appointing Muto would signal bolder steps to reflate the economy than those under Shirakawa but less aggressive than would be expected under Iwata.