stagflation

stagflation

美 [stæɡˈfleɪʃ(ə)n] 　英 [stæɡ'fleɪʃ(ə)n]

• n.滞胀（高通胀与低就业率或经济低迷并存）
• 网络停滞性通货膨胀；停滞性通膨；滞涨

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If that were to happen, policymakers would be caught in a painful squeeze and the world might indeed end up in 1970s-style stagflation.

这种情况一旦发生，政策制定者将陷入一场痛苦的政策挤压，世界或许真的终结于20世纪70年代式的通货滞胀。

The US seems to be entering stagflation - inflation with little or no growth.

美国似乎正在进入所谓的“滞胀”，也就是通货膨胀与经济增长停滞同时发生。

nor are unions likely to be able to make wage demands that contributed to "cost-push" stagflation.

工会也不可能提出导致“成本驱动”型滞胀的薪资要求。

Morgan Stanley's Global Monetary Analyst report is now seeing possible stagflation around the globe in a manner similar to the 1970s.

摩根士丹利（MorganStanley）旗下的全球货币分析师小组公布的报告目前认为，全球可能出现的滞胀在某种程度上类似上世纪70年代的情况。

So the inflation scare of the first half of 2008 is over, and with it all fashionable talk about 'a return to 1970s stagflation.

这样一来，2008年上半年出现的通胀恐慌即将消除，随之而去的还有一切关于“回归70年代滞胀”的流行说法。

To this day, it's not clear what Mr. Carter could have done differently: stagflation is a problem with no good solutions.

就目前而言，我们不清楚卡特总统会有什么不一样的招数：对于滞胀是没有什么好的解决方法的。

Just as the Depression spawned Keynesianism, and the 1970s stagflation fuelled a backlash, creative destruction is already under way.

就像经济大萧条使凯恩斯主义者的大量涌现，二十世纪七十年代的经济停滞与通货膨胀激起了对抗性反应，具有创造性的销毁已经到来。

Economists do not expect a repeat of the 1970s, when oil-price rises led to "stagflation" in the rich world.

经济学家不认为1970年的历史会重现，当时油价引发了发达国家的“滞涨”。

If the Fed doesn't rein in the weak dollar expectation, stagflation will arrive sooner than I expected.

如果联邦政府无法控制符弱势美元的预期，停止性通胀将比我预期的更早来临。

Notwithstanding recent pressures in bond markets, the world remains largely in denial over the outbreak of a new strain of stagflation.

尽管债券市场最近面临压力，但总体上全球对于爆发新一轮滞胀仍持否认态度。

In the U. S. , stagflation has led to electoral losses for the governing party.

在美国，滞涨曾经导致执政党在选举中失利。

However, I believe U. S. and EU will likely keep rate on hold near term with possible easing bias, as stagflation is still a concern.

不过，我相信美国和欧盟可能于短期内维持利率不变在于可能缓和趋势，因滞胀仍然是一个忧虑。

This measure is a simple addition of the unemployment and headline inflation rates. It gained attention during the 1970s stagflation.

该指标是失业率和整体通胀率简单相加的结果，在上世纪70年代滞胀期间引起了人们的关注。

Then came stagflation, taxpayer revolts, fiscal crisis and a triumphant revival of free-market ideas.

后来出现了滞胀、纳税人的抗税、财政危机和自由市场的复兴。

A weak Labour government then presided over five years of stagflation.

在软弱的工党政府随后的执政期中，英国经济经历了5年的滞涨。

Any assessment of the prospects for stagflation depends heavily on a theoretical understanding of the inflation process.

要评估滞胀的可能性，对于通胀机制的理论分析是至关重要的。

With the latter, the chances of an even more severe recession (even stagflation) in the not-too-distant future increase dramatically.

而后者会极大的增加在不远的未来更严重萧条（甚至是滞胀）的可能性。

Indeed, in supporting commodities prices at the expense of consumers, central-bank policy risks unleashing stagflation, not reflation .

事实上，美国央行的政策是以损害消费者为代价来支撑商品价格，因此会有引发滞胀的风险，而不是通货再膨胀。

Stagflation was a term coined by Paul Samuelson to describe the combination of high inflation and high unemployment.

滞涨是保罗•萨谬尔逊为了解释高通涨和高失业的组合创造的专门名词。

in the smash-up, the debris flies in every direction. . . giving us a bewildering, mixed up picture that looks a lot like stagflation.

在那个公路车祸，碎片飞向各个方向，给我们一个困惑，混和图片看起来非常像滞胀。

China does not quite fit the classic definition of stagflation: a persistent combination of high inflation with sub-par growth.

严格说来，中国的情况并不符合“滞胀”的经典定义：通胀高企，经济增长不振，两者长期结合存在。

"But the Korean economy is not likely to slip into stagflation [a stagnant economy with entrenched inflation] yet. "

“但韩国经济还不太可能陷入滞胀（即经济停滞的同时，通胀居高不下）。”

Investor concern over stagflation was the major driver of market weakness.

投资者对滞胀的忧虑是导致市场疲弱的主要原因。

Economists soon coined a new word to describe what was happening, 'stagflation'.

不久，经济学家就创造了一个新词——“滞涨”——来描述这一状况。

So, is stagflation around the corner?

这么说滞胀即将来临吗？

A statistics bureau spokesman rejected suggestions China might face "stagflation" -- a damaging mix of rising prices and slowing growth.

一个国家统计局发言人否认中国可能会面临“滞胀”——一个破坏性的混合的物价上涨，放慢了增长。

Unless there is a steep fall in oil and food prices soon, there is a strong possibility of stagflation in the US next year.

除非油价和食品价格马上大幅下降，否则美国经济明年出现滞胀的可能性很大。

America was mired in stagflation, with an unemployment rate nearing double digits.

美国当时正处在接近两位数的失业率下的滞胀的泥潭之中。

As their inflation transmits back to the west through trade and currency market, the west will suffer stagflation.

当它们的通胀借由贸易和外汇市场传回西方国家时，后者将遭受滞胀之苦。

Jim Carter wasn't a lucky president, duringhis tenure, American got used to a word 'stagflation'.

吉米.卡特不是位运气很好的总统，在他任期内，美国人学会了一个新名词‘滞涨’。

Overall, I believe global stock markets will likely be volatile with downward bias on rising interest rate and stagflation concern.

总括来说，我预料全球股市因滞胀和加息忧虑，将会反幅向下。

Rapidly rising commodity prices help cause high inflation in emerging economies and stagflation in advanced countries.

快速上涨的大宗商品价格帮助促成了新兴经济体的通胀和发达国家的滞涨。

The two record-breaking skyscrapers were completed in 1972 and 1974 respectively, with a severe global stagflation in their wakes.

1972年和1974年，两座再次刷新世界纪录的摩天大楼相继落成，随后，全球经济发生了严重滞胀。

The term "stagflation" was coined for that decade.

滞涨一词便是为这10年而造。

Like any good Wall Street sharpie, the MS folks say stagflation is not a foregone conclusion.

像华尔街任何一个狡猾的人一样，摩根士丹利分析师说，滞胀不是已知的结论。

Global stock markets will likely be volatile with downward bias on US Fed Reserve meeting on interest rate and on stagflation concern.

受美国联储局议息会议和滞胀忧虑，全球股市预料波动徧软向下。

"It's not exactly stagflation, " she says, "but a different and worse economic picture than for many years. "

她指出：“确切地说，这并不是滞胀，而是一种与很多年都不一样、情况更为糟糕的经济状况。”

It also says (in a non-CW way) that the 1970s stagflation was driven not by soaring oil prices, but by loose monetary policy.

该报告还说，70年代的滞胀不是受油价高涨带动的，而是由宽松的货币政策推动的。

Overall, the Bear market continues in Asia as stagflation and credit fear, with slowdown in exports weighted on the market.

总之，因滞胀和信贷忧虑熊市在亚洲持续，与市场出口减慢。

In practice, like Nixon, they made a sharp U-turn and used wage and price controls to combat stagflation.

但实际上，与尼克松一样，他们做了180度的转弯，用工资和价格管制来与滞胀作斗争。