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Thursday, November 1, 2007
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Lyle Lovett Source |
Term coined in the 1970s to describe an economic situation of stagnant economic condition with inflation. Example: In the 1970s stock market performance was poor because the economy caused weak corporate earnings and Interest Rates were high due to inflation. Tangible real estate without long-term fixed-income leases performed well during this period of stagflation.
Whether you're buying or selling, renting or leasing a home, you'll find the Dictionary of Real Estate Terms a handy reference tool with definitions from architecture to zoning and everything in between. Includes illustrations, charts and related topics for further reading.
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