0 an increase in the amount of money in use in a country's economy:
1 a situation in which the amount of money in use in the economy is increased:
Analysts tell similar stories of asset reflation all around the region.
The government should not be tempted into reflation.
Similarly, governments would find out that national demand reflation (to the extent that it is not dissipated through spill-outs) will raise the national rate of inflation and reduce export competitiveness.
The risks in reflation are negligible compared with the perils of 3 million unemployed for a decade, and that is what we are faced with.
Does he agree that if reflation takes place, there will be little chance of effective incentive schemes ever again appearing in our economy?
If it was true then that general demand reflation was ineffective, the lesson is just as true today.
I believe increasingly strongly, while rejecting massive reflation, that something must be done to get the level of demand in the economy moving upwards.
