Look up: reflation

1. Reflation
   Restoration of deflated prices to a desirable level. When Governments reflate, additional money is printed, adding to the supply of money in circulation.
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2. reflation
   [n] - inflation of currency after a period of deflation
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3. reflation
   policy designed to give new impetus to economic activity which is in a state of decline or stagnation Category: Electrical engineering and energy • the period of reestablishment of an economy after a depression,but before a stage of full employment and inflation,accompanied by rising prices Category: Economics
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4. reflation
   noun inflation of currency after a period of deflation; restore the system to a previous state
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5. Reflation
   Government monetary action that causes a reversal of deflation.
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6. Reflation
   Expansionary monetary or fiscal policy.
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7. Reflation
   `Reflation` is the act of stimulating the economy by increasing the money supply or by reducing taxes. It is the opposite of disinflation. It can refer to an economic policy whereby a government uses fiscal or monetary stimulus in order to expand a country`s output. This can possibly be achieved by ...
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