stagflationary

There is little concern for what happens to the Pakistani people, at how the latest rate hike will create the stagflationary situation of low growth, which means that jobs will not only fail to be created for those entering the job market, but existing jobs will be lost, even as prices rise.

"Tariffs are stagflationary. They raise costs and lower income," El-Erian said.

Fourth, other US policies will continue to add stagflationary pressure, prompting the Fed to raise interest rates higher still.

Five years ago I wrote: "Loss of authority by those charged with directing the state will always undermine the confidence of participants in the markets of financial capitalism." I was thinking then specifically of the collapse in the credibility of political leadership in the United States and Germany in 1931-1932 and, more recently, in the feedback from Watergate to the stagflationary world in which I served my own apprenticeship more than forty years ago.

Because tariffs transmit stagflationary pressures (that is, they encourage simultaneous economic contraction and inflation), they risk undermining a global recovery that is already facing challenges.

Trade worries - Restrictive trade policy is stagflationary (reductions in output and increases in inflation).

Deceleration of aggregate expenditure through a tight fiscal policy and exchange rate downward adjustment has recognisable stagflationary outcomes with a disruption in the growth process.

Stage [1.sub.2] : Low productivity; W being diverted to (R+P); uneconomic layout: stagflationary tendencies set in.

How did it happen that the economy fell in a stagflationary trap in late 2011 after having grown so fast and without experiencing any negative external or domestic shock?

Therefore, currency devaluation will increase debt obligations through the balance-sheet effects and similar to a negative supply shock, generate stagflationary effects (Cooper 1971 and Gylfason and Risager 1984).

"This is because the country of Brazil right now is facing a stagflationary environment, which is characterized by low growth and high inflation.