English to Latin Meaning of stagflation - stagflation

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Definitions of stagflation in English

Noun(1) a period of slow economic growth and high unemployment (stagnation, inflation

Examples of stagflation in English

(1) In the late 1960s the postwar boom unraveled, giving way to a series of economic gyrations - inflation, slump, then stagflation and slump again.(2) Today's strong productivity helps protect the economy from the ravages of stagflation because it allows companies to make more with less.(3) Declining business performances and soaring consumer prices indicate that the nation could suffer stagflation with low economic growth and high inflation this year.(4) It was my disillusionment with the lack of economic opportunities associated with stagflation that politicized me.(5) The result was stagflation ; tighter monetary policy that did not reduce inflation, but it did lead to a small recession that increased unemployment.

(1) the stage ::

in scaenam

(2) at this stage ::

in hac scaena

(3) stage direction ::

scaena directionem

(4) first stage ::

primum scaena

(5) stage directions ::

scaena directiones

(6) early stage ::

praematuro

(7) stage manager ::

scaena procurator

(8) initial stage ::

rudimentum

(9) main stage ::

principalis gradu

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