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A sharp and sudden rise in prices resulting from an excessive expansion in paper money or bank credit?
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This is a definition of inflation. If the rise in prices is both rapid and very large, it is called hyperinflation.
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What does the word exorbitant mean?
Exorbitant means hugely overinflated. Those prices are exorbitant.
How do you use the phrase 'slash prices' in a sentence?
To slash prices means to cut the price, as for a sale. Here are some sentences.Today we are going to slash prices on all our dishes!I hope that store is planning to slash prices on their televisions for Christmas.I only buy clothing in that store when they slash prices.add the words ''slash prices'' to an uncomplete sentence. Such as;The store would go under if they did not slash prices.
Is PRICES plural use correct?
The plural is price lists. As in "here are the price lists".
What is the rise of prices called?
That is inflation.
Is it exhorbitant or exorbitant?
I looked at the exorbitant housing prices.
A sharp and sudden rise in prices resulting from from an excessive expansion in paper money or bank credit?
inflation
A sharp sudden rise in prices resulting from an excessive expansion in paper money or bank credit?
It's called inflation. Get ready for a lot of it.
A sharp and sudden rise in prices resulting from an expansion in paper money or bank credit?
inflation
A sharp and sudden rise in prices resulting from an excessive expation in paper money or bank credit?
It's called inflation.
What is a sharp or sudden rise in prices resulting from an increase in paper money or bank credit?
Inflation.
What is a sharp and sudden rise in prices resulting from an excess in paper money or bank credit?
The situation set forth and described in the question is known as INFLATION.
What is different about interest rates or price credit from other prices in the economy?
what is different about interest rates, or price of credit, from other prices in the economy
What are the differences between quantitative and qualitative credit control measures in banks?
The main difference between the general and selective credit control methods is that the former influence the cost and overall volume of credit granted by banks. They affect credit related to the whole economy whereas the selective controls affect the flow of credit to only specified sector of the economy, wherein speculative tendency and rising trend of prices, due to excessive bank credit, is noticed.
What are the disadvantages of sugar- subsides?
Sugar subsidies cause farmers to grow more sugar resulting in lower prices for sugar. Lower prices for sugar results in increased consumption, resulting in obesity and diabedes.
Tightening of credit and a sharp decrease in farm prices led to what?
Yes, the tightening of credit and a sharp decrease in farm prices touched of the Panic of 1819.
What some credit card companies offer in prices or bonuses to get you to chose their credit card?
I Love Birds.
Are high gas prices causing recession?
No. Gas prices have not caused this recession. This is because of the severe credit crunch.
