stagflation in Irish
stagflation in Irish is marbh-bhoilsciú — stagflation means an economic condition in which prices keep rising while growth stalls and unemployment stays high, so the usual trade-off between inflation and jobs breaks down.
stagflation in Irish
marbh-bhoilsciú
(economics) Prolonged high inflation accompanied by stagnant growth, often with recession and high unemployment. [from 1965]
What does "stagflation" mean?
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noun An economic condition in which prices keep rising while growth stalls and unemployment stays high, so the usual trade-off between inflation and jobs breaks down.
"Rising energy costs and flat output revived fears of stagflation."
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stagflation in a sentence
- Rising energy costs and flat output revived fears of stagflation.
- Central banks hate stagflation because the cure for one half worsens the other.
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What is "stagflation" in Irish?
"stagflation" in Irish is marbh-bhoilsciú. stagflation means: An economic condition in which prices keep rising while growth stalls and unemployment stays high, so the usual trade-off between inflation and jobs breaks down.
How do you use "stagflation" in a sentence?
Example: "Rising energy costs and flat output revived fears of stagflation." In Irish, "stagflation" is marbh-bhoilsciú.
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