Übersetzung für "Price deflation" in Deutsch

Their historical review finds little systematic connection between price deflation and growth.

Do you know the difference between deflation, price stability, high inflation and hyperinflation?

All of the adjustment will take place through austerity and price deflation in the periphery.

But, because Germany and the other northern surplus countries remain hawkish on price stability, real exchange-rate adjustment within the eurozone requires actual wage and price deflation in the distressed southern economies.

Price deflation is not conducive to bringing about the sort of relative price changes that could accelerate reallocation of resources within the countries under stress and increase overall productivity.

If the target inflation rate for the eurozone were to be set temporarily at, say 3.5%, and if the countries with current-account surpluses encouraged domestic inflation rates somewhat above the eurozone’s target, there could be real price adjustment within the eurozone without price deflation in the troubled countries.

Greece will now need to grind away at austerity, hoping that in some distant future “internal devaluation” – that is, wage and price deflation – will help to spark a recovery.

When some countries in the eurozone are hit by adverse demand shocks, the target determines the extent of painful wage and price deflation these countries must undergo to readjust.

While the pendulum has swung from squeezing out excess inflation to avoiding deflation, price stability remains the sine qua non in central banking circles.

The prevailing strategy in Europe remains simply to force internal devaluation on the southern countries, with excessive austerity aimed at causing severe wage and price deflation.

Larger current account deficits would lead to a combination of weaker currencies, higher debt levels and nominal price deflation in the case of dollarized El Salvador.

Two games are available on the website of the Luxembourg Central Bank (BcL) that explain, in a simplified way, how monetary policy works and the difference between deflation, price stability, high inflation and hyperinflation.

However, demand threatens to fall, which also has an impact on growth if on the one hand the low oil price results in deflation and wages continue to stagnate on the other.

In the light of the downfall of currencies in the region compared to the American dollar, as well as the persistent deflation (price plunge) in the market of commodities, importation has increased and, as a consequence, caused a decrease in the surplus balance (current account) of the economies most orientated at exportation.

This could account for some of the decline in investment in plant and equipment, but the price deflation was probably an effect of the output recession rather than a cause of it.

A sustained increase in the price level (inflation) and a sustained decrease in the price level (deflation) both impair economic activity.

A sustained economic slump in the general price level, called deflation by specialists, has far more unpleasant consequences than inflation.

A sustained increase in the price level (inflation) and a sustained decrease in the price level (deflation) both hamper economic development.

If you think house price inflation (or deflation) is important for policymakers this low weighting has probably never mattered since the Eurozone came into existence.

In addition to battling cyclical impediments to growth, including that coming from fiscal austerity, Europe is dangerously close to entering an era in which inadequate growth and price deflation feed on themselves.

But it would not require falling wages or significant price deflation: annual wage growth of 1.7% and productivity growth of 2% would be compatible with inflation close to zero.