Voorbeelden van het gebruik van High inflation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The lowering of inflation expectations in previously high inflation EU economies a major benefit of EMU may help to explain this positive development.
In recent years, stubbornly high inflation of more than 9% and high interest rates
High inflation and an unstable rouble made the costs go sky-high for the production company TAMP- up to 15 million dollar.
Due to high inflation, there is a depreciation of the value of money
Apart from high inflation and fiscal deficits, the Commission noted that good progress had been made
Yes, massive institutional improvements concerning central banks have created formidable barriers to high inflation.
In a given economic situation it is possible to compare growth in countries with low inflation and in countries with high inflation.
subdued domestic demand largely related to high inflation and the impact of the financial crisis.
Mauritania's economic development since 1989 has been characterized by low growth, relatively high inflation and budget and current account deficits.
when it gave another stimulus to an almost overheated economy, contributing further to high inflation.
Similarly, a side-effect of a policy reversal to halve unemployment would be high inflation.
But low international reserves, limited capital inflows and high inflation remain as obstacles in the way of further rate cuts.
And all the possible increase in pensions would simply be"eaten" by high inflation, and in the end the number of poor would become even greater.
Tangible factors thus affect investment decisions more than was the case with high inflation and unstable exchange rates.
encouragingly even countries with relatively high inflation have participated in the decline bringing a greater degree of convergence in inflation rates across the Community.
For example, in a high inflation environment there is an incentive to stockpile real goods since they retain their value better than money or some financial assets in such circumstances.
These factors that induce structurally high inflation in service sectors are no longer offset by large one-off labour productivity increases
It is not surprising that economies which have in recent years been faced with high inflation and unemployment are reluctant to burden industry
The postwar macroeconomic experience in the industrial world suggests that high inflation countries have a higher unemployment rate
However, the impact of these increases has been somewhat diminished by high inflation relative to other Member States,