deflationary policies
Deflationary policies refer to a set of actions taken by a government or central bank to reduce overall prices in an economy. These policies aim to decrease the supply of money, increase interest rates, reduce government spending, or implement austerity measures, all of which can result in less money circulating in the economy and lower overall prices for goods and services.
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- aggregate demand
- asset prices
- austerity measures
- central bank policies
- consumption patterns
- currency devaluation
- debt reduction
- deflationary spirals
- economic growth
- economic indicators
- economic stimulus
- fiscal policy
- inflation targeting
- interest rates
- monetary policy
- price deflation
- price stabilization
- quantitative easing
- real wages
- trade imbalances
- unemployment rates
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