stagflation

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

So, is stagflation around the corner?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The term "stagflation" was coined for that decade.

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

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

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

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

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

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

China should tighten its monetary policy gradually to prevent possible stagflation, cited by the economist Li Yining.

Fears of 1970s-style stagflation are back in the air.

Carter had eked out a paper-thin victory only because of Watergate, stagflation and defeat in Vietnam.

The two oil shocks of the 1970s drove the economic "stagflation" that plagued Europe and America during that decade.

More recently he spoke of China succumbing to stagflation, possibly including a technical recession.

A few months ago, stagflation seemed a serious threat.

"Investors start to fret over renewed threat of stagflation, " says a headline in today's Financial Times.

Even more worrisome, there is evidence of stagflation -- slow economic growth and rising unemployment combined with inflation.

At present the international market oil price has rising, the world economics presented the obvious sign in stagflation.

When Deng Xiaoping launched economic reforms in 1978, the Western economies were still mired in stagflation.

Stagflation is a very unpopular buzz word in the business world.

What would stagflation with Chinese characteristics look like?

Occasionally, even the government's worst nightmare is mooted as a possibility: stagflation.

Jiang Lin of Xinhu Futures warned of a deepening risk of stagflation.

For investors in Chinese equities, stagflation isn't good, especially when expectorations run high.

The risks of a new stagflation are mounting.

Indeed, central banks laid the foundations for today's stagflation.

"Reagan economics" is a new solution for "stagflation" crisis.

So is stagflation looming over the horizon?

Given Thursday's economic headlines, full of dire warnings about the return of 1970s-style stagflation, you might think so.

"Ultimately there is a risk of stagflation if central banks don't have the stomach to tighten more aggressively. "

The stagflation of the 1970s prepared the way for the Reagan and Thatcher revolutions.

Point in the index after the 3300 capture, pre-serious stagflation electricity market funds plate of hot pursuit.

If lending doesn't cool, this force would transfer Chinese income to foreigners and trigger stagflation for a long time to come.

As terrible as our economic crisis is right now, we don't want to repeat the errors of the past and set off a new round of stagflation.

Please see the attached my op-ed piece arguing that the world is heading towards stagflation.

Lian said that stagflation, a combination of high inflation and an economic slowdown, is un likely to occur in China.

The heyday of Keynesian economics came to an end in the stagflation of the 1970s.

Worst cases can lead to recession or the dreaded "stagflation" , when inflation soars and growth sputters.

That said, I don't believe we're really facing anything comparable to 1970s stagflation.

No wonder then that talk of 'stagflation' is increasingly popular in the Chinese-language press.

Operation, control positions in order to tap the main varieties of stagflation .

More bank lending may lead to higher commodity prices, threatening stagflation for the Chinese economy.

The result is "stagflation, " a term coined to describe the 1970s experience.

The first big oil crisis was in the 1970s when the OPEC export embargo was followed by stagflation.

This is worth bearing in mind for those who drone on endlessly about "jobless stagflation. "

Also: The inflation or stagflation that's probably in our future.

This could limit the central bank's ability to fight a recession, and it raises the real risk of stagflation.

This is another nail in the coffin of disinflation and increases the risk of global stagflation.

This is to prevent a possible surge in inflation which may result in potential stagflation ahead.

Compared with the recessions and double-digit inflation in the US and Britain in the 1970s, the notion of stagflation in China is laughable.

I still think that the central path for the global economy is stagflation.

They expect stagflation, with the economy contracting by 2-2. 5% this year and prices rising by more than 40%.

And the stagflation in the 70s of 20^th century leads to the declination of Kains country interventionism .

Stagflation in the 1970s spawned the development of rational expectation theory in economics.

Stagflation: sluggish economic growth coupled with a high rate of inflation and unemployment

To be alert to financial crisis and economic stagflation

Ignore the stock market rally, the world is heading for a long stretch of stagflation

Global stagflation is here to stay