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Low rates of inflation (or possible deflation) across the whole euro area increase the difficulty of extending improvements in cost competitiveness through price reductions.
G#2v 2341 Deflation 0#3#deflation Deflation G#2v 2342 Disinflation 0#3#disinflation Disinflation
G#2v 2343 Economics G#3v 2344 Economic activity 0#4#economic activity Economic activity G#3v 2345 Economic collapse
because the deflation of the current value of output has been carried out by using price indexes that re-weight the component goods and
2. 1 Over-deflation of output: will this account for the productivity slowdown That there is a tendency for official price indexes to overstate the true rate of inflation (understate the
token, the hedonic deflation of investment expenditures on computer equipment contributes to raising the measured growth of the computer capital services,
influenced by the fact that low inflation, or even deflation in key advanced economies remains a tangible risk that
At least the country†s battle against deflation has started bearing fruit: prices in 2013 increased for the first
f In order to capture the idea that both high inflation and deflation are detrimental, inflation enters the model in a U-shaped manner
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