Opposite of inflation. A rise in the value of money.
Negative inflation. Most likely in particular industries or during recessions.... more on: Deflation
Usually a depressive slowdown in the rise or fall in prices and accompanied by a decline in economic output and a rise in unemployment.
A downward movement in the general price level.
The rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is decreasing - the opposite of inflation.
An economic condition that is characterized by the decline in the prices of goods and services (the reverse of inflation). Also see inflation.
A decline in prices, often caused by a reduction in the supply of money or credit. The opposite of inflation.
The opposite of inflation, deflation is the process through which prices decline. It is almost always a sign of a depression.
A decrease in the level of price, or an increase in the value of money.
Opposite of inflation. i.e. a sharp decline in prices, leading to an improvement in the purchasing power of money, brought about by a decrease in the amount of money in circulation relative to the goods and services available in the economy. It is usually accompanied by a contraction in capital spending and investment. Français: Déflation Español: Deflación
A fall in the general level of prices. Unlikely unless the rate of inflation is already low, it may then be due either to a surge in productivity or, less favorably, to a recession.
money is gaining value relative to goods and services produced in an economy
The decrease in money and credit supply in the economy. Measured by AMS.
Deflation is a downward trend in the measure of the retail prices index. It is the opposite of inflation.
the opposite of inflation, a reduction in the money supply.
A decrease in the cost of goods and services.
A general price decline during which consumer spending is substantially curtailed, bank loans contract and the amount of money in circulation is reduced.
A sustained decrease in the average price level of all the goods and services produced in the economy.
a decrease in the overall price level, or a negative inflation rate.
A persistent downward movement in the average level of prices.
A decrease in prices of goods, services and assets.
A sustained and continuos decrease in the price level.
More than a reduction in prices, deflation is a reduction in value.
Decline in the prices of goods and services. Deflation is the reverse of inflation.
The opposite of inflation. The act of releasing the air from the envelope.
A reduction in the volume of available money or credit resulting in a decli...
Deflation Is the economic and financial phenomenon which represents declining prices particularly for goods and services. It can occur in countries with strengthening currencies. Here, the cost of imports would tend to decline. It can also occur in countries which are experiencing depressed economic conditions. At such times of declining output, sales of assets generate considerable downside pressure on prices. Deflation can be viewed in monetary terms when the money supply is constracting to such an extent that one unit of currency purchases increased amounts of goods and services.
Decline in the price of goods and services. Opposite of inflation.
A decline in the general price level.
The increase of purchasing power due to a general decrease in the prices of goods and services.
A situation in which prices are falling. (The opposite situation to inflation).
a reduction in the general level of prices sustained over several months, usually accompanied by declining employment and output.
a persistent decrease in the general level of prices
A sustained and continuous decrease in the general price level.
A deflation is a process in which the price level falls -- a negative inflation.
a decrease in prices over a period of time
The opposite of inflation. Prices fall when more goods are available than demand requires. Can be a response to the tightening of credit.
Deflation is the opposite to inflation and means that the money you have today will be worth more tomorrow. Unfortunately, it isn't as good as it sounds, because it makes people reluctant to spend, which is harmful for the economy. It is also very uncommon.
A decrease in the average level of prices of goods and services.
A fall in the average level of all prices. Some modern advanced first world countries may experience deflation as excess debts built up over time are winded out of the financial system via an asset debt liquidation (bankruptcies, etc.) - Japan is one such country where mild deflation is currently taking place.
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When prices of things go down, while the value stays the same. Can be caused by depression, recession (lower demand causes businesses to lower prices) or increased productivity (higher efficiency means manufacturers can lower prices to increase market share. Think computers).
A persistent and appreciable fall in the general level of prices. It is characterized by production exceeding demand and normally takes place during a recession.
The feeling experienced by all Crystal Palace fans after their team's performance, and also, the opposite of inflation. Intense competition in the high street and other economic forces can lead to lower prices in the shops and this can lead to deflation. It is the rare occurrence of the pound in your pocket actually increasing in buying power, rather than the more usual opposite.
A decrease in price levels.
The opposite of inflation, deflation is a gradual drop in the cost of goods and services, usually caused by a surplus of goods and a shortage of cash. Although deflation seems to increase your buying power in its early stages, it is generally considered a negative economic trend because it is typically accompanied by rising unemployment, falling production, and limited investment.
a general decline of prices in the national economy.
Appreciation in the value of money; the circumstance of a currency unit promised in the future being worth more than a currency unit in hand today; the opposite of inflation.
The opposite of inflation, thus a decline in the prices of goods and services.
A persistent price decline of goods and services--the inverse to inflation. Deflation usually occurs during a recession and is characterized by supply exceeding demand, and while there is increased buying power, the amount of currency in circulation is greatly reduced. Marked deflation generally affects production and employment negatively. Deflation should not be confused with disinflation, which is a result of a slow down in the rate that prices increase. See: Disinflation; Inflation
Percentage reduction in price of products sold.
A decline in the prices of goods and service - the opposite of inflation.
A drop in overall prices, often the result of a shortage of money or credit . Deflation is the opposite of inflation .
A fall in the general level of all prices.It is the opposite of inflation.
A sustained reduction in prices over time (opposite to inflation)
A term referring to a downward trend in the business and / or economic climate. · See Also · Inflation
An actual decline in the general level of prices in the economy.
A drop in general price levels, usually caused by increased demand for money that isn't offset by an increased money supply, or a drop in the money supply that isn't offset by a drop in the demand for money.
Opposite of inflation where the money you have today will be worth more in the future.
A decrease in prices of goods and services, whereby spending and the amount of money in circulation decreases also.
Deflation is a decline in the prices of goods and services. It differs from disinflation, which is a slowing down in the rate of price increases. Prolonged deflation has a negative impact on economic output and employment. See: Disinflation
A progressive reduction in the general price level, which would make real interest rates greater than nominal rates.
An economic period characterized by falling prices, high unemployment and a generally sluggish or slow economy.
Deflation occurs when prices decrease causing an increase in the value of money.
Reduction in the price of goods and services. Deflation occurs when there is an outright decline in the consumer price index (CPI) or producer price index (PPI). Raw materials, oil, base materials, copper, and the Commodity Research Bureau’s nonfinancial futures price index will evidence lower trends.
Deflation is a decrease in the general price level, over a period of time. Deflation is the opposite of inflation. In the past term is also used to refer to a decrease in the size of the money supply, however this is now referred to as a contraction of the money supply.