Übersetzung für "Deflationsspirale" in Englisch

Of course, a deflationary spiral is possible, and its consequences could be serious.

There is even a risk of a deflationary spiral, as this article shows.

At its worst, monetary policy of sub-zero rates could encourage a deflationary spiral.

A drop in prices has caused Portuguese economists to warn of a deflation spiral.

Sustained negative inflation or, indeed, a deflationary spiral are therefore not to be expected.

A deflationary spiral would mean the end of the euro.

Indeed, the deflationary spiral, particularly in Greece and Spain, is causing output to contract so rapidly that further spending cuts and tax increases are not reducing budget deficits and public debt relative to GDP.

All that time, he faced consistent political pressure to determine a positive inflation target that would halt the country’s deflationary spiral.

Renzi’s defiance of fiscal rules that push Italy further into an avoidable debt-deflationary spiral is understandable; but, in the absence of proposals for alternative rules, it leads nowhere.

An important topic that was analysed in two studies was the zero lower bound on nominalinterest rates and the risks of prolonged deflation or a deflationary spiral.

While a deflationary spiral in the euro area threatens its already weak economic health, and that of the global economy as a whole, the European Commission and most of the European Council are sticking to the neoliberal recipes they have been administrating for over six years.

Since months, observers have been warning against a deflationary spiral and strong social protests in France.

However, the Bundesbank seems to take some comfort out of the fact that the deflationary experiences in the periphery have not been as severe as in Germany in the 1930s and not sufficient to drag the entire Eurozone into a deflationary spiral so far.

Given the large number of problems, I regard government bond purchases purely as an instrument of last resort, say, when it comes to staving off a dangerous deflationary downward spiral of declining prices and wages.

The recession in the world economy, the deflationary tendency (price plunge) on the commodities market (and on the oil market in particular), the economic downturn of the Asian continent, and the economic sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union have revealed the urgent necessity for Russia and Latin American countries to increase their diplomatic relationship.

Although the inflation rate has sunk to 0.5 percent - the lowest in four years - and Spain is caught in a deflationary spiral, Draghi has folded his hands on his lap.

In the social sciences directed spiral“ is called circulus vitiosus also „down (possibly the swinging spiral, the deflation spiral, the debt case or poverty spiral).

Having taken the refi-rate below the ‘zero-bound’ in 2014 the ECB still found itself facing the risk of a self-reinforcing deflationary spiral.

And that happens through a combination of reduced spending, due to the paying off debt, or defaults where assets are redistributed among creditors, and increases to the money supply, preventing a deflationary spiral.

The deflationary spiral theory says that if prices are expected to fall, people will move purchases into the future in order to benefit from the lower prices.

The German weekly "Wirtschaftswoche" takes a look at the "hot air about the deflationary spiral", citing from the IMFS Working Paper by Maik Wolters...