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Why Economists Still Can't Agree on Whether Deflation is Good or Not

Medicine & Technology Mar 24, 2015

With consumer prices falling all across the globe, economists are concerned over the possibility of deflation, especially of the bad kind which leads to stagnation and unemployment. A new study, however, indicates that policy makers and economists might be worrying about the wrong thing.

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Why Economists Still Can't Agree on Whether Deflation is Good or Not

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