inflationary expectation

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The inflationary expectations of yet another group had begun to cause concern.
Inflation did pick up somewhat after the presidential election, perhaps because of inflationary expectations created by the ballooning of government debt.
Once inflation has picked up, however, firms' inflationary expectations rise.
With zero inflationary expectations, monetary and fiscal expansions affected primarily output.
No such effects occur in the other countries because real shocks typically do not generate inflationary expectations.
This change in policy was meant to increase somewhat the flexibility of the exchange rate regime while still maintaining an anchor for inflationary expectations.
On this occasion higher unemployment was needed because inflationary expectations were building.
The costs imposed by this episode of higher inflationary expectations induce the monetary authority to adhere to the low-inflation policy.
Third, and finally, the analysis requires inflationary expectations to be formed as continuously differentiable functions of past inflation rates.
In particular, the models make no allowance for the dynamics of public debt or for the role that government budgets might play in the inflationary expectations of the public.
Rollings's careful assessment of macroeconomic policy after 1958 has emphasized the continuing preoccupation with inflationary expectations.
If the growth of the money supply was kept at a controlled rate, inflationary expectations would be reduced, thus lowering inflation and easing production and exchange decisions.
The tax change will lower wage expectations and therefore inflationary expectations.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Inflationary expectations must be broken in local government, as elsewhere.
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