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(61) Currency deflation often goes along with economic recession with a worse influence than inflation.

(62) Next week's debt supply follows good demand on Thursday for $12 billion of 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS), despite little evidence of price pressure and worries over deflation.

(63) New jitters are afoot about a double - dip recession and deflation too.

(64) As a result of information governing, both credit inflation and deflation exist and lower the market efficiency.

(65) Like inflation , deflation also has a self - intensifying machinery. It goes even farther than inflation in harmfulness.

(66) Unsterilised intervention is seen as a route both to counter excessive currency strength and to combat deflation (the prime motive for Swiss intervention).

(67) In July, the International Monetary Fund said Japan may deflation through 2011.

(68) Because the deflation hole is arranged in the raised structure and is not on an identical plane with the bottom surface of the bottom cover, the tail end of a holddown spring is not easy to extend.

(69) Companies, meanwhile, have been focused on paying down debt, as well as coping with deflation in the domestic economy and competition from cut-price imports.

(70) This defect means fixed exchange rate schemes have a bias towards deflation.

(71) But given the risks posed by worsening deflation policy is still too tight.

(72) It is present a method to design altitude control system for a high altitude airship using auxiliary ballonet charge or deflation and elevator combination control.

(73) CPI is a lagging indicator, emIt'substantial liquidity,[www.Sentencedict.com] the deflation is not sustainable.

(74) In the 1890s America's adherence to the gold standard brought on deflation that crushed debt-laden farmers.

(75) After decompression operation is over, fast deflation will break through gauge pressure.

(76) Keynes - the progenitor of both monetary and fiscal reflation as antidotes to debt deflation - would be smiling.

(77) The highly controversial low interest rate policy of 2003 - 04,(sentencedict.com) aimed at preventing deflation.

(78) China is less affected in this crisis . Quick response , accurate punch, From controling inflation controling deflation.

(79) Results All patiens recovered satisfactorily with early diagnosis and surgical deflation.

(80) When Kroszner was a policymaker, deflation fears were perhaps their highest since the Great Depression, the last time U.S. prices and incomes sank in a vicious, self-feeding cycle.

(81) The interaction of high indebtedness with deflation could, they argue, a downward spiral.

(82) Japan's monetary base rose 85 percent between 1997 and 2003; deflation continued apace.

(83) Also, Japan may benefit from some inflation if Japanese-consumer psychology finally shifts to reflation from deflation.

(84) After the air deflation, turn off "power switch" , put the rubber surface up to half vertical, protects the compression gas bomb reed.

(85) A stake was driven through the chest cavity to ensure deflation of a bloated corpse, so it would be deflated before its transformation into a revenant was complete.

(86) Under deflation, fiscal policy and monetary policy's multipliers are significantly lower than before. This is caused by the function decrease in investment multiplier and money's real effects.

(87) In face of the pressure of currency deflation, our government will continue to apply the expansion macro-policy and the finance expenditure plays an important role in this action.

(88) Much will depend on the outlook for inflation. Japan had a brief period of deflation in the mid-1990s, followed by a more consistent pattern of flattish prices over the past decade.

(89) The Federal Reserve policy makers at its most recently meeting concluded that the threat of deflation was receding. We may not be out of the woods yet.

(90) Three after the central bank it had ended deflation, it has returned.