Did you mean?
Search Results - Showing 0 - 12 Of 66
_inflation-what-inflation-luxury-watch-sale.webp "Inflation? What Inflation?Luxury Watch SalennIn economics, inflation refers to a general progressive increase in prices of goods and services in an economy. When the general price level rises, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services; consequently, inflation corresponds to a reduction in the purchasing power of money. The opposite of inflation is deflation, a sustained decrease in the general price level of goods and services. The common measure of inflation is the inflation rate, the")
_deflation-explained-in-one-minute.webp "One Minute Economics")
_economics-explainer-what-is-deflation.webp "The Telegraph")
_we39re-now-in-a-39technical-recession39-what-will-happen-next-124-david-hay.webp "As we head into the heat of summer, the US economy finds itself in the doldrums.nnGDP growth for the year has been negative both in Q1 and Q2 -- which means we're now officially in a")
⏲ 30 min 97 sec ✓ 08-Jul-2022
_y1-25-deflation-causes-and-consequences-deflation-can-be-deadly.webp "EconplusDal")
_what-is-deflation-and-how-does-it-work.webp "Concerning Reality")
_the-pure-economics-of-middle-class-impoverishment-dick-eastman-reading-irving-fisher-the-debt-deflation-theory-of-depr.webp "Economic depressions which rob middle- and lower-middle class citizens of their wealth, their earnings and their lives first first almost completely understood in their workings by economist Irving Fisher in his book Booms and Depressions and in his article in Econometrica THE DEBT-DEFLATION THEORY OF DEPRESSIONS which I present to you in this reading.What is missing from Fisher in the dynamics of an existing deflationary depression (deflationary spiral) is provided by two other great economis")
⏲ 45 min 1 sec ✓ 22-Jan-2017
_deflation-explained.webp "Marketplace APM")
_what-is-deflation-124-causes-of-deflation-124-consequences-of-deflation-124-deflation-explained.webp "SimplyInfo")
⏲ 9 minutes 2 seconds 👁 16.1K
_reading-frederick-soddy-the-impossible-trap-of-compound-interest-and-the-all-borrowed-money-supply.webp "The essence of the problem is a system for creating money that invites erratic swings in its value. When more money is created than wealth for it to purchase – or even if it is increased proportionally BUT BEFORE that wealth is available, the result is inflation. If there is insufficient money to circulate the real economy’s products, the result is deflation. Soddy agreed deflation is highly undesirable. In fact, he strenuously objected to the use of ‘monetary policy’ to deliberately cau")
Reading Frederick Soddy-- The impossible trap of compound interest and theall-borrowed money supply.
⏲ 201 min 65 sec ✓ 23-Nov-2015
_deflation-is-the-purpose-of-economics.webp "Econ Lessons")
_the-time-bomb-lurking-in-all-those-empty-office-buildings.webp "Bloomberg Originals")
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}