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inflation (Q35865)

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rise in price level in an economy over time
  • price rise
  • monetary erosion
  • purchase power loss
  • higher prices
  • economic inflation
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    inflation
    rise in price level in an economy over time
    • price rise
    • monetary erosion
    • purchase power loss
    • higher prices
    • economic inflation

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    Identifiers

    Inflation (Finance) (English)
    אינפלציה (Hebrew)
    التضخم المالي (Arabic)
    インフレーション
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    Inflation, Economic
    An increase in the volume of money and credit relative to available goods resulting in a substantial and continuing rise in the general price level. (English)
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    inflation (economic concept)
    An undue increase in the quantity of money in relation to the goods available for purchase; an inordinate rise in prices. (English)
    Een overmatige toename van de hoeveelheid geld in verhouding tot de goederen die beschikbaar zijn voor aankoop; een buitensporige prijsstijging. (Dutch)
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    inflation (Swedish)
    inflation (economics) (English)
    inflašuvdna (Northern Sami)
    通货膨胀
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