How to pronounce “deflation” in English

deflation there many are back on deflation with the economic downturn we had massive deflation during the

So deflation and 0% interest rates which kind of follow from that, the government trying to get people to consume more.

had deflationary episodes. When we went from muscle power to steam power, we had a deflationary...

otherwise you will have deflation in the economy, which our economy is not structured for. There's a lot of debt and deflation is the most terrifying

just to offset technological deflation?

Everybody believes that deflation is the biggest problem in the world.

We still have deflation.

It's a 50% deflation rate.

We had massive deflation during the Depression.

that is a 50% deflation rate in uh information

added to it the deflationary forces of storage, which is 50 percent every 14 months, and bandwidth, which is 50 percent every 12 months. And this triple play of deflationary forces, processing,

What you'll see is constant deflation-- deflation, which is, we know, bad for the system in terms of the effects that has on wages

The economists actually worry about deflation.

And then you have this terrible deflation system, where you've got the dollar has become so expensive and goods have become devalued in comparison.

are not going up because of the deflationary nature of China-- a new force, something people haven't really thought through.

It's not go through a deflationary spasm by reducing prices, price of money, price of labor, cheapening things that you want to increase the supply of.

And the moment you introduce deflationary expectations in the mindset of consumers, investors, producers and so on and so forth, suddenly you

So that starts a downward deflationary spiral, even if it isn't very acute.

It's really nice to see an actively researching scientist not deflationist about subjective experience, that's pretty refreshing.

that will become a new Deutschmark zone that will be highly deflationary as the new Deutschmark goes through the roof, and the rest, the Latin areas, plus Greece,

permanent because you have to get past the you have to offset the technological deflation that we see,

But at the end of deflation comes potential inflation.

But it makes no economic sense to pursue a policy of grinding down wages through deflation,

And that increases the extent to which you are trapped in a 'debt deflation', as it's called.

today the Russians close their stock markets until Tuesday because a massive commodity deflation and the lack of

Right. In case of a deflationary environment, how can we position real estate assets?

And what signals do you guys look into to check if there's a deflationary risk?

Well, first when you look is for a deflationary-- if prices are going down.

And I contend that the fact that we do so much QE and have not seen inflation is because technological deflation,

And they've got a new central bank governor who's going to try new approaches to get rid of deflation and get the

Typically we have high inflation in war time, followed by high deflation as the stimulus is taken out after.

And suddenly, the expectations that prices are going to be cheaper tomorrow -- called 'deflation' -- gets into the psyche.

We have six percent deflation.

-- he thought and Bernanke thought -- at risk of having something like Japan, where you have this deflation where prices fall and people don't spend, and you end up in

When that happens, this is immediately going to have a deflationary effect.

So the technology and the mathematics cannot substitute for the political process which is necessary in order to stabilize a debt deflationary global economy or national

parliament of those times, inflationary programs were paired with deflationary ones. Work relief was paired with the

run. So it looks like this is the first deflationary economy that's going to run decade after decade, and that is unique. And what that means is that zero becomes an inevitability. Hall was

It was deflation.

Basic, orthodox economics tells you that, in a crisis of debt deflation, the way you

And that was Greenspan's decision, but Bernanke was there helping to lay the intellectual foundation for keeping interest rates low to prevent us from having deflation like they

That there is a greater risk, at the moment, of lurching back into deflation; in other

expensive over time. Free can only be a trick in atoms economies because the marginal cost production and distribution are nonzero. Bits economies are deflationary; they get cheaper

over time. We knew this from--going back to Moore's Law, but what happened with the Internet is we took Moore's Law's deflationary force, which is 50 percent every 18 months, and we

It was cheaper to do something; steam was cheaper than muscle. But then again, you've got inflationary again when we went from steam to electricity. Suddenly, deflationary--you