deflationary

The important thing is to get all levels of government off their present deflationary track.

Which, in a deflationary environment, would be far from assured.

This decreases prices for many things in the economy, and thus is deflationary.

"As rates came down, it was enough to offset the deflationary forces in the economy."

But there are any number of comic and deflationary poems.

This being the case, we are heading for a deflationary spiral.

They have less to spend and the deflationary spiral kicks off.

Many should have been laid off from work as a consequence of the government's deflationary policies.

Or, of course, there was always the deflationary play.

After all, he inherited an economy on the brink of a deflationary crisis.

The current deflationary policy in Europe restricts opportunities for small companies.

The very real danger of a deflationary process which can no longer be controlled is moving ever closer.

But this does not mean the deflationary danger has disappeared altogether.

But in the realm of corruption, such deflationary forces are rarely seen.

"This is a deflationary environment, and interest rates are high worldwide.

The world is unlikely to fall into a deflationary spiral unless people believe that will happen.

I am among those who believe that they have and will continue to have deflationary effects.

This is deflationary and may lead to a recession.

"There aren't enough people saying deflationary things about me these late days of the campaign.

That will tell you that we have moved beyond this deflationary environment.

The chance of a deflationary spiral is greater now.

To protect profits in deflationary times, companies must either cut costs or generate more sales.

Such moves could end, or at best ease, the deflationary effect of Chinese exports.

"I think the effect of the Medicaid cuts will be terribly deflationary," he said.

The government could have clamped down at an early stage with tough deflationary policies.