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reflationary

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reflationary [riːˈfleɪʃnərɪ] ADJreflacionario
reflationary [riːˈfleɪʃənəri] adjde relance
reflationary
adj (Econ) → reflationär
reflationary [ˌriːˈfleɪʃnrɪ] adj (Econ) (programme) → reflazionistico/a


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The longer path takes us through a reflationary boom for the record books.
The United States is now operating in a new investment environment, the result of the government's response to the financial crisis--in which we are witnessing both a massive transfer of private sector debt to the public sector and the most aggressive monetary reflationary efforts in modern times.
Summary: Algeria has the financial capacities for its five-year reflationary programme (2010-2014), worth US$ 150 billion, despite the decline in global oil prices and its oil revenues, said in Washington Finance Minister Karim Djoudi.
 
 
 
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