Examples of 'deflationary' in a sentence
Meaning of "deflationary"
Deflationary: 'Deflationary' is an adjective used to describe economic conditions in which the general price level of goods and services is falling, leading to a decrease in consumer spending
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- Associated with or tending to cause deflation.
- Belonging or relating to a family of theories claiming that assertions that predicate truth of a statement do not attribute a property called truth to such a statement.
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We are also against deflationary policies in developing countries.
Deflationary forces are pulling the industrialized countries.
I also concur that deflationary forces are huge.
The problem is that a strong dollar is deflationary.
But in a deflationary world there is no clear imperative to do so.
The system is based on a deflationary economic model.
And now deflationary fears are on the wane again.
The country fell into a deflationary trap.
Transnational deflationary forces are threatening global economic stability.
This means that cryptocurrencies are deflationary by nature.
It means that deflationary pressure will persist.
Right now there is a massive deflationary threat.
It is a very deflationary pressure on the economy.
Deflation can become a debt deflationary spiral.
Deflationary tilt at the summit continues.
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But it is still less deflationary to issue money.
Deflationary pressures are likely to remain as wage increases are minimal.
They initially create deflationary pressures in a market.
Deflationary pressures remained ever present.
Recession and a deflationary spiral in the eurozone.
We are witnessing the onset of worldwide deflationary depression.
The risk of a major deflationary growth slowdown is increasing.
Deflationary pressures also eased somewhat.
We are indeed in the deflationary spiral at the moment.
Deflationary expectations might then be avoided.
Deleveraging and austerity are deflationary and recessionary.
And deflationary traps can go on for a long time.
There will be inflationary and deflationary cycles.
Instead it will be a deflationary collapse followed by a currency crisis.
Priority focus on sales prices in a still deflationary environment.
A stable and deflationary monetary creation.
Economics recommends neither inflationary not deflationary policy.
Same goes for deflationary effect in the deficit countries.
The entire world is in the grip of deflationary forces.
The one is deflationary and the other inflationary.
Right now many nations face a deflationary environment.
It could be a deflationary collapse or an inflationary collapse.
Total government spending rises to relieve deflationary pressures.
Inflationary or deflationary interest rate trends.
But the country is in the throes of a deflationary cycle.
This is a classical deflationary circle that feed on itself.
Economics recommends neither inflationary nor deflationary policy.
The result might be a deflationary effect on world trade.
All the reforms we are putting in place now are deflationary.
The threat of a worldwide deflationary spiral looms large.
Unproductive investment is by nature ultimately deflationary.
The threat of a worldwide deflationary spiral loomed large.
In itself it is neither inflationary nor deflationary.
Putting a tremendous amount of deflationary pressure on our economy.
Deflationary bias in macroeconomic policy.
