Deflation, the widespread lowering of the costs of goods and services, causes an increase in the value of money. Deflation tends to have a negative impact on stocks, but a positive effect on bonds. For more information on deflation, check out the related link below.
the supply of goods and services leads to lower prices
False!Inflation means a dramatic increase in prices. The opposite of inflation is deflation. Deflation is a dramatic decrease in prices.
Deflation is when prices on average go down without productivity increases or technology changes making this happen. So the prices of computers going down is not deflation because technology changes have made this happen. This happens because there are fewer dollars in circulation This is the opposite of inflation where the prices increase.
the decline of prices due to insufficient money supply A+
Deflation describes the process of generally declining prices.
the supply of goods and services leads to lower prices
False!Inflation means a dramatic increase in prices. The opposite of inflation is deflation. Deflation is a dramatic decrease in prices.
Deflation is when prices on average go down without productivity increases or technology changes making this happen. So the prices of computers going down is not deflation because technology changes have made this happen. This happens because there are fewer dollars in circulation This is the opposite of inflation where the prices increase.
the decline of prices due to insufficient money supply A+
Type your answer here... By deflation and abrasion.
Type your answer here... By deflation and abrasion.
Deflation describes the process of generally declining prices.
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recession is when you have no growth in the economy for at least 6 months and deflation is when prices in general instead of getting more expensive go down or are less expensive. When you are in a recession depending on the particular recession prices can go up down or stay the more or less the same
You are in deflation. This may be due to a recession or to other factors.
During periods of deflation, all asset classes are sold and decline in value. However, Gold statistically does not correlate with either inflation or deflation. The related link investigates the issue in more depth.