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economistsview.typepad.com - 4/16/2009
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With the decline in consumer prices today, people are beginning to talk about
the risk of deflation once again, though it doesn't appear there's much worry
since the decline was driven mainly by energy prices:
For the first time in over a half century, the prices U.S. consumers pay for ...
guardian.co.uk - 4/21/2009
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guardian.co.uk —
• RPI falls to -0.4% from 0% •
CPI measure still at 2.9% Deflation returned to Britain
for the first time in nearly five decades last month as prices measured by the retail price index (RPI) were lower than the same time a year ago. That will add ...
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It's back - deflation returns to Britain
forbes.com - 4/10/2009
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forbes.com —
As the U.S. federal government vows to spend
whatever it takes to get our financial system back
on track, some investors are starting to worry not about the deflation of the present, but the inflation to come. In some ways, this might seem perverse. ...
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Don't Fear Inflation
globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com - 4/17/2009
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globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com —
Deflation properly defined is a net decrease in
the money supply and credit, with credit being marked
to market. Deflation by that measure went global long ago. This post however, is in reference to sustained price drops widely (and incorrectly) ...
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Deflation Has Gone Global
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