名词
1. Stagflation can be a harbinger of economic depression.
景气不好、通货膨胀可能是经济衰退的预兆。
1. 停滞：在此同时,美国前联准会(Fed)主席葛林斯班最近在接受电台访问时表示,美国经济成长速度放慢、民间消费支出下滑,若干停滞(stagflation)膨胀徵兆逐一浮现;此外,经济学家也不约而同地认为,在美国次级房贷风暴影响下,全球经济停滞通膨危机,
1. 滞胀
If an economy is suffering from stagflation, inflation is high but there is no increase in the demand for goods or in the number of people who have jobs.
1. But by whatever definition one chooses, the mainland is not in the early stages of stagflation.
2. Weakness was by no means unique to Japanese stocks in the midst of a toxic mix of rising inflation and slowing growth known as stagflation.
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3. More importantly, the other constituent element of stagflation is economic stagnation.
4. Many people fear the situation will degenerate into that of a stagflation.
5. The " worst scenario " mentioned above is stagflation, when inflation is combined with stagnation.
6. Still others went so far as to warn about possible stagflation, as inflation remains high potentially to slow economic growth.
7. Recently there has been a spate of arguments or projections advancing the notion that there is a fair chance of stagflation in the mainland.
8. Automakers and technology companies led the slide on concern of surging oil prices and the worry of stagflation in the US.
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9. All these figures caused worries about stagflation, a situation where slow economic growth and high inflation happen at the same time.
10. stagflation的意思
10. Leading economist Li Yining said on Friday that China faces the looming challenge of stagflation, when both unemployment and inflation are high.
noun
1. a period of slow economic growth and high unemployment (stagnation) while prices rise (inflation)