stagflationaryadj.
/staɡˈfleɪʃən(ə)ri/ Economics.
Of, pertaining to, characterized by, or involving stagflation.
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society > trade and finance > management of money > management of national resources > [adjective] > relating to states or trends of the economy
anti-inflation1870
anti-inflationist1874
robust1886
static1890
recessionary1897
deflationary1920
inflationary1920
maximized1920
mature1928
recessional1929
anti-inflationary1932
reflationary1932
reflationist1932
Kondratieff1935
anti-cyclical1938
flatline1946
maximizing1949
stagnationist1951
countercyclical1952
recessed1956
recessive1971
stagflationary1971
flatlined1986
1971 Sunday Times 27 June 54/6 The antitrust movement could play a part in curing the stagflationary disease—the combination of rising prices and rising unemployment.
1980 Economist 25 Oct. 98/3 How France achieved that..is one of the unsung puzzles of the stagflationary 1970s.
1989 Times 22 Apr. 20/4 Robert Fleming, the broker, says sell the shares because of what it describes as the ‘stagflationary’ outlook for the British economy.
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