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- verb Present participle of
reflate .
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Examples
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Instead of "reflating" the collapsed economy, however, national governments are insisting on "fiscal responsibility;" and the responsibility is all being put on the states and the laboring and producing classes.
Ellen Brown: Who Will Pay: Wall Street or Main Street , The Tobin Tax or the VAT?
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Instead of "reflating" the collapsed economy, however, national governments are insisting on "fiscal responsibility;" and the responsibility is all being put on the states and the laboring and producing classes.
Ellen Brown: Who Will Pay: Wall Street or Main Street , The Tobin Tax or the VAT?
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Instead of "reflating" the collapsed economy, however, national governments are insisting on fiscal responsibility; and the responsibility is all being put on the states and the laboring and producing classes.
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Instead of "reflating" the collapsed economy, however, national governments are insisting on "fiscal responsibility;" and the responsibility is all being put on the states and the laboring and producing classes.
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The objection to government-issued money has always been that it would be inflationary, but today some "reflating" of the economy could be a good thing.
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The policy response to the crisis, which sought to kick hard decisions into the future by reflating markets, is running out of road.
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Part of that bet was reflating the housing bubble.
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The Obama Administration and Chairman Ben Bernanke's Federal Reserve have bet on a recovery based on reflating asset prices with easy money, federal spending and temporary stimulus programs.
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Part of that bet was reflating the housing bubble.
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The Obama Administration and Chairman Ben Bernanke's Federal Reserve have bet on a recovery based on reflating asset prices with easy money, federal spending and temporary stimulus programs.
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