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1 wage inflation
эк. инфляция заработной платы (рост цен на товары как следствие роста производственных издержек, вызванных в свою очередь ростом заработной платы)Syn:See:* * *инфляция, вызванная ростом заработной платы -
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инфляция, вызванная ростом заработной платыАнгло-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > wage inflation
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5 wage inflation
инфляция, связанная с ростом заработной платыEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > wage inflation
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7 wage inflation-unemployment trade-off
Англо-русский экономический словарь > wage inflation-unemployment trade-off
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8 trade-off between wage inflation and unemployment
эк. альтернатива "инфляция заработной платы — безработица"Syn:wage inflation-unemployment trade-off, unemployment-wage inflation trade-off, trade-off between unemployment and wage inflationSee:Англо-русский экономический словарь > trade-off between wage inflation and unemployment
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9 trade-off between unemployment and wage inflation
Англо-русский экономический словарь > trade-off between unemployment and wage inflation
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10 unemployment-wage inflation trade-off
Англо-русский экономический словарь > unemployment-wage inflation trade-off
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[ɪnˈfleɪʃən]balance sheet inflation инфляция, отраженная в балансовом отчете cost-push inflation инфляция, вызванная ростом издержек производства cover against inflation гарантия от инфляции creeping inflation ползучая инфляция demand-pull inflation инфляция, вызванная высоким спросом demand-shift inflation инфляция, вызванная изменением спроса double-digit inflation инфляция, темпы которой выражаются двузначным числом exchange inflation инфляция expectational inflation ожидаемый уровень инфляции expected rate of inflation ожидаемый уровень инфляции fight against inflation борьба с инфляцией galloping inflation галопирующая инфляция galloping inflation стремительно развивающаяся инфляция hedge against inflation страхование от инфляции hedge against inflation страховаться от инфляции inertial inflation вялая инфляция inflation инфляция inflation обесценение денег rampant inflation безудержная инфляция runaway inflation безудержная инфляция runaway inflation гиперинфляция runaway: inflation неудержимый, быстро растущий; runaway inflation безудержная инфляция underlying inflation структурная инфляция validated inflation узаконенная инфляция wage inflation инфляция, вызванная ростом заработной платы wage-cost push inflation инфляция, вызванная ростом заработной платы wage-push inflation инфляция, вызванная ростом заработной платы -
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n
- administrative inflation
- anticipated inflation
- benign inflation
- chronic inflation
- consumer price inflation
- controlled inflation
- core inflation
- cost inflation
- cost-price inflation
- cost-push inflation
- credit inflation
- creeping inflation
- demand inflation
- demand-pull inflation
- excessive inflation
- expected inflation
- galloping inflation
- hidden inflation
- incipient inflation
- induced inflation
- latent inflation
- long-term persistent inflation
- low inflation
- negligible inflation
- open inflation
- paper money inflation
- pent-up inflation
- persistent inflation
- price-controlled inflation
- product inflation
- profit inflation
- profit-push inflation
- repressed inflation
- runaway inflation
- spiraling inflation
- steady inflation
- supressed inflation
- tax-push inflation
- unanticipated inflation
- uncontrollable inflation
- uncontrolled inflation
- unexpected inflation
- wage inflation
- wage-push inflation
- zero inflation
- inflation of capital assets
- inflation of currency
- arrest inflation
- avert inflation
- bring inflation under control
- cause inflation
- control inflation
- curb inflation
- exacerbate inflation
- fuel inflation
- halt inflation
- keep inflation down
- keep inflation in check
- moderate inflation
- restrain inflation
- slow down inflation
- spur inflationEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > inflation
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•- inflation is running at %Many macro-economists urge Japan to engineer inflation at all costs. — Многие экономисты в области макроэкономики настаивают на том, чтобы Япония любыми средствами создала инфляцию.
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nto offset inflation — компенсировать потери, вызванные инфляцией
to retard / to slow down inflation — затормозить рост инфляции
to stem / to stop inflation — останавливать рост инфляции
- adjusted for inflationto tame inflation — обуздать инфляцию, справиться с инфляцией
- annual rate of inflation
- anticipated inflation
- backdrop of inflation
- big jolts of inflation
- bottleneck inflation
- continuous inflation
- controlled inflation
- country ravished by inflation
- double-digit inflation
- drop in the rate of inflation
- fall in the rate of inflation
- fluctuations of inflation
- galloping inflation
- hidden inflation
- high inflation
- high rate of inflation
- inflation fell
- inflation held steady
- inflation is getting out of hand
- inflation is on very low levels
- inflation is rampant
- inflation is rising
- inflation is running at 7 percent per month
- inflation mounts
- inflation roars
- jump in inflation
- latent inflation
- long-run inflation
- low inflation
- measures to control the inflation
- mounting inflation
- oil-led inflation
- open inflation
- persistent inflation
- price inflation
- raging inflation
- rampant inflation
- rapid inflation - resurgence of inflation
- rise in inflation
- rising inflation
- rising tide of inflation
- savings are being eroded by inflation
- single-digit inflation
- soaring inflation
- spiral inflation
- spiraling inflation
- steady inflation
- suppressed inflation
- surging inflation
- sustained inflation
- the latest inflation figures
- threat of renewed inflation
- unanticipated inflation
- uncontrollable inflation
- uncontrolled inflation
- wage inflation
- wave of inflation
- worsening inflation
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16 wage-push inflation
эк. = wage inflation
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инфляция под давлением роста зарплаты: рост зарплаты вызывает рост издержек, а затем и цен.* * *инфляция, вызванная ростом заработной платы -
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см. wage inflationEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > wage-push inflation
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см. wage inflationEnglish-russian dctionary of diplomacy > wage-push inflation
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19 wage stabilization
эк. стабилизация заработной платы (меры по поддержанию уровня заработной платы, предпринимаемые государством для борьбы с инфляцией)See:
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стабилизация уровня зарплаты: прекращение колебаний уровня зарплаты; мероприятия, направленные против инфляционного роста зарплаты.* * * -
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