inflation

INFLATION = [in'fleyşın] noun
1 enflasyon, para bolluğu
İngilizce örnek : I believe that inflation will fall to 5 per cent next year.
Türkçe çevirisi : Gelecek yıl enflasyonun yüzde beşe düşeceğine inanıyorum.
İngilizce örnek : Prices always rise in a time of inflation.
Türkçe çevirisi : Enflasyon zamanında fiyatlar daima yükselir.
İngilizce örnek : The government succeeded in controlling inflation by reducing salaries.
Türkçe çevirisi : Hükümet, maaşları düşürerek enflasyonu kontrol altına almayı başardı.
2 şişkinlik

INFLATION = (economics) The rate at which the overall price level of goods and services in an economy is increasing over time.

INFLATION=adjusted - Adjusted for the effects of inflation, usually expressed in real terms.

INFLATION
Rampant inflation: A situation where prices rise uncontrollably and rapidly.
Hyperinflation: Extremely high and typically accelerating inflation rates.
Double-digit inflation: When inflation rates reach the range of 10% or higher annually.
Runaway inflation: Uncontrolled and extremely rapid inflation.
Stagflation: A combination of stagnant economic growth, high unemployment, and inflation.
Cost-push inflation: Inflation caused by an increase in the cost of production.
Demand-pull inflation: Inflation caused by excessive demand for goods and services.
Asset inflation: An increase in the prices of financial assets such as stocks and real estate.
Core inflation: The underlying inflation trend, excluding volatile food and energy prices.
Moderate inflation: A steady and manageable increase in the general price level.
Spiraling inflation: Inflation that accelerates rapidly over time.
Sustained inflation: Inflation that persists over an extended period.
Price inflation: The general increase in the price level of goods and services.
Wage inflation: The increase in wages and salaries across an economy.
Cost of living inflation: Inflation that affects the overall expenses necessary for an average standard of living.
Fiscal inflation: Inflation that results from government spending exceeding its revenue.
Monetary inflation: Inflation caused by an increase in the money supply.
Inflationary pressures: Factors that contribute to the rise in the general price level.
Inflation targeting: A monetary policy strategy aimed at controlling inflation within a specific target range.
Inflation expectations: Anticipated future levels of inflation by consumers and businesses.
Inflation rate: The percentage increase in the price level over a period.
Inflation-adjusted: Adjusted for the effects of inflation.
Inflationary cycle: The recurring pattern of rising prices followed by periods of stabilization.
Inflation hedge: An investment that protects against the effects of inflation.
Inflation shock: A sudden and significant increase in inflation rates.
Inflationary gap: The difference between actual output and potential output in an economy, contributing to inflationary pressures.
Inflation premium: The additional return investors demand to compensate for expected inflation.
Inflation-indexed bond: A bond whose principal value is adjusted for inflation.
Inflationary spiral: A self-perpetuating cycle of rising prices and wages.
Inflationary environment: A period characterized by rising prices and inflationary pressures.
Inflation basket: The representative set of goods and services used to calculate inflation.
Inflation shock: A sudden and unexpected increase in the inflation rate.
Inflationary expectations: Beliefs or forecasts about future levels of inflation.
Inflationary trend: The general direction of inflation over time.
Inflationary policies: Government or central bank actions that contribute to inflationary pressures.
Inflationary overheating: A situation where an economy experiences excessive inflation due to overheating.
Inflation-adjusted income: Income that has been corrected for inflation.
Inflation-adjusted return: Investment return adjusted for the effects of inflation.
Inflationary recession: A recession characterized by high inflation rates.
Inflation watch: Periods of heightened monitoring and concern about potential inflationary pressures.
Inflation rate hike: An increase in the rate at which prices rise.
Inflation control: Measures taken to manage and reduce inflationary pressures.
Inflationary expectations: Forecasts or beliefs about future inflation rates.
Inflation-adjusted price: The price of a good or service adjusted for inflation.
Inflation scare: A period of concern or fear about potential inflationary developments.
Inflation erodes purchasing power: The ability of money to buy goods and services decreases due to inflation.
Inflationary gap: A situation where actual output exceeds potential output, leading to inflation.
Inflationary financing: Financing government expenditures through the creation of new money, contributing to inflation.
Inflationary inertia: The tendency of inflation to persist due to existing price and wage expectations.
Inflation targeting regime: A monetary policy framework focused on achieving a specific inflation target.
Inflation-protected securities: Financial instruments designed to safeguard against inflation.
Inflation-adjusted terms: Expressing values in constant purchasing power.
Inflation-adjusted wages: Wages adjusted for changes in the cost of living.
Inflationary shock: A sudden and significant increase in inflation rates.
Inflation premium: The additional return investors require to compensate for expected inflation.
Inflationary pressures: Factors contributing to the rise in the general price level.
Inflationary environment: A situation characterized by rising prices and inflationary expectations.
Inflation-adjusted growth: Economic growth adjusted for the effects of inflation.
Inflationary psychology: Attitudes and perceptions that contribute to expectations of rising prices.
Inflationary effects: The consequences of inflation on purchasing power, savings, and investments.
Inflationary forces: Economic factors that drive inflationary trends.
Inflationary dynamics: The underlying mechanisms and processes that contribute to inflation.
Inflationary environment: A context marked by increasing prices and inflationary pressures.
Inflationary tendencies: Patterns indicating a propensity for rising prices.
Inflationary episode: A period characterized by significant inflationary pressures.
Inflationary shock: An abrupt and substantial increase in inflation rates.
Inflationary distortion: Disruptions or imbalances caused by inflationary pressures.
Inflationary implications: The potential consequences of rising inflation for the economy.
Inflationary developments: Changes and trends indicating a rise in inflation.
Inflationary cycle: The recurring pattern of rising prices followed by stabilization or decline.
Inflationary bubble: A period of rapid and unsustainable price increases.
Inflationary surge: A sudden and significant uptick in inflation rates.
Inflationary trend: The prevailing direction of inflation over time.
Inflationary surge: A sudden and substantial increase in inflation rates.
Inflationary expectations: Anticipations of future inflation levels.
Inflationary scenario: A hypothetical situation characterized by rising prices.
Inflationary pressures: Factors contributing to upward price movements.
Inflationary cycle: The recurring pattern of rising prices followed by stabilization.
Inflationary spillover: The spread of inflationary effects across different sectors.
Inflationary episode: A period marked by significant increases in the general price level.
Inflationary forces: Economic factors driving inflation.
Inflationary impact: The effect of rising prices on consumers and businesses.
Inflationary momentum: The tendency for inflation to accelerate over time.
Inflationary signal: Indications of impending inflationary pressures.
Inflationary dynamics: The underlying mechanisms driving inflation.
Inflationary conditions: Economic circumstances conducive to rising prices.
Inflationary tendencies: Patterns indicating a predisposition toward inflation.
Inflationary risks: Threats to price stability and purchasing power.
Inflationary environment: A context characterized by rising prices and inflationary expectations.
Inflationary pressure: The force exerted by rising prices on the economy.
Inflationary expectations: Anticipations of future inflation levels.
Inflationary spiral: A self-reinforcing cycle of rising prices and wages.
Inflationary cycle: The recurring pattern of price increases followed by stabilization.
Inflationary distortion: Disruptions or imbalances caused by inflationary pressures.
Inflationary scenario: A hypothetical situation characterized by rising prices.
Inflationary pressures: Factors contributing to upward price movements.
Inflationary episode: A period marked by significant increases in the general price level.
Inflationary forces: Economic factors driving inflation.
Inflationary impact: The effect of rising prices on consumers and businesses.
Inflationary momentum: The tendency for inflation to accelerate over time.