Adjective:

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deflationary's Usage Examples:

causation, in which he developed a deflationary account of causal overdetermination; what David Lewis called "Bunzl events".

declining aggregate demand, which additionally contributes to the deflationary spiral.

demand, a further decline in the price level then results in a debt deflationary spiral.

Trapped at the Zero Bound? 2002 Kobe University analysis of the deflationary spiral, argues that an "insatiable liquidity preference" neutralizes the.

Schwartz argued that the Great Depression happened as a result of a deflationary spiral which, according to Rothbard, is inconsistent with data.

Deflation may also aggravate recessions and lead to a deflationary spiral.

for example in the Jenkins–Traub algorithm In philosophy, the use of a deflationary theory of truth, where the term truth is rejected as a real property.

This mechanism aims to make MKR deflationary in correlation to the revenues from lending Dai.

as holding companies and investment trusts) as contributing to a deflationary spiral due in no small part to their high reliance on leverage.

Japanese economy slowly declined in the early 1990s and entered a deflationary spiral in 1998.

coupled with the Fed’s deflationary monetary policy resulted in a deflationary spiral that cratered consumer spending, business investment, and industrial.

the low consumption rate began to bear on the economy, causing a deflationary spiral.

In philosophy and logic, a deflationary theory of truth (also semantic deflationism or simply deflationism) is one of a family of theories that all have.