Définition de deflation en anglais

deflation

noun [ U ]

/dɪˈfleɪ.ʃən/ us

/dɪˈfleɪ.ʃən/

deflation noun [U] (MAKING SMALLER/WEAKER)

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the action of making something smaller by removing the air from inside it; the fact of becoming smaller in this way:

The rate of deflation of the balloon depends on the kind of material from which it is made.

the situation in which something becomes weaker, or something or someone becomes less confident than before:

a feeling of deflation after the party

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Becoming and making smaller or less

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deflation noun [U] (MONEY)

a reduction of the supply of money in an economy, and therefore a reduction of economic activity, that is often part of an intentional government plan to reduce prices

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inflation (INCREASE)

reflation

a reduction in value:

deflation in There has been a deflation in property values.

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Vous pouvez aussi trouver des mots apparentés, des expressions et des synonymes dans les thèmes :

Price decreases

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deflationary

(Définition de deflation depuis le Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

deflation dans le dictionnaire Anglais des Affaires

deflation

noun [ U ]

/dɪˈfleɪʃən/ us

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ECONOMICS

an economic situation in which prices fall and there is a reduction in wages and government spending, and low levels of growth:

Global deflation is squeezing profits and extinguishing jobs.

He warned that Euroland could sink into deflation unless the central bankers tailored their policies to promote economic growth.

In monetary deflation, a contracting money supply causes prices and demand to decline.

a situation in which the value or price of something is reduced:

The current deflation of home prices is having a profound effect on American society.

The price of cars, computers, and dishwashers have all been falling as global deflation in traded goods gathers pace.

asset deflation.

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disinflation
inflation
reflation

(Définition de deflation depuis le Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Exemples de deflation

deflation

I refer to the massive deflations which he and his party imposed upon the people, raising unemployment to 2 million and beyond.

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Deep recessions and substantial deflations normally have the result of reducing the rate of inflation.

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The other two most damaging blows inflicted on our manufacturing industry have been the two severe deflations of 1979-81 and 1990-93.

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The deflationary actions could have included—and this was a threat which it was important to avoid—not only competitive deflations but increasing restrictions on international trade which could have succeeded them.

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Thus, it suffices to show that any such function d has a linear deflation p above it.

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Premature deflation is an additional concern with the use of detachable balloons unless filled with a vulcanizing solution.

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After successful dilations, imaging during deflation allowed assessment of vascular clastic recoil, mural dissection, and luminal size, without requiring changes in balloon position.

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Following deflation of the balloons, systemic arterial pressure continued to rise somewhat, and did not return to baseline until 10-20 minutes later.

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Here, we present a slightly improved variant of those deflation schemes.

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When combined with a certain deflation scheme, a considerable number of eigenvalues can be computed without being forced to construct a large basis set.

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However, in this case it is advantageous to use a left eigenvector to obtain the deflation.

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The result was a policy of deflation and the chief victim of this policy was national defence.

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Five minutes after deflation of the balloon, an additional set of data was recorded.

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Clearly, deflation leads to a significantly smaller reduced-order model that is as accurate as the bigger one generated without deflation.

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Ad valorem rates are more common today, so that equivalent tariff rates are less affected by inflation and deflation.

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Traductions de deflation

en chinois traditionnel

使變小, 放氣, 抽氣…

Définition de deflation en anglais

deflation noun [U] (MAKING SMALLER/WEAKER)

deflation noun [U] (MONEY)

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deflation dans le dictionnaire Anglais des Affaires

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