Lower Economic growth and rising inflation

Lower Economic growth and rising inflation is called Stagflation, and if you want an example of how bad rising inflation can be, look at the 1970’s oil crisis.

stagnant economic growth coupled with stubborn inflation

Now that 25 years of high growth and benign inflation appears to be ending, the term stagflation--stagnant economic growth coupled with stubborn inflation--is once again in the news.

a condition of slow economic growth and relatively high unemployment, or economic stagnation

Stagflation is a condition of slow economic growth and relatively high unemployment, or economic stagnation, accompanied by rising prices, or inflation.

a situation in which the inflation rate is high and at the same time economic growth rate remains steadily high

Stagflation is a situation in which the inflation rate is high and at the same time economic growth rate remains steadily high.

the existence of both high unemployment and and high inflation

Stagflation is the existence of both high unemployment and and high inflation.

inflation is at a high rate

Stagflation refers to a phenomenon where inflation is at a high rate coupled with decrease in economic growth and increase in un-employment.

a term used in economics to describe a situation where an inflation rate is high

“Stagflation, a portmanteau of stagnation and inflation, is a term used in economics to describe a situation where the inflation rate is high, the economic growth rate slows down, and unemployment remains steadily high.”

a combination of the words stagnation and inflation

Stagflation is a combination of the words stagnation and inflation.

simultaneous stagnation, unemployment and inflation

Stagflation — simultaneous stagnation, unemployment and inflation — was one of the first launching pads for Milton Friedman’s radical free-market ideas: putting the creation of credit into private hands and creating debt burdens which would restrict the potential for democratic governance.

a slow economic cycle that includes high inflation as well as high unemployment

Stagflation is a slow economic cycle that includes high inflation as well as high unemployment.

a state of economy characterized by both inflation and Stagnation

In aggregate, continuous interest rates will turn Inflation into Stagflation – a state of economy characterized by both inflation and Stagnation.

a period of rising inflation even in periods of lower economic growth

Stagflation is a period of rising inflation even in periods of lower economic growth, we can get higher unemployment.

an environment of confusion

Now, stagflation is, honestly, an environment of confusion.

a combination of two pretty terrible economic concepts: stagnation and inflation

Stagflation is a combination of two pretty terrible economic concepts: stagnation and inflation.

the worst of both worlds - a combination of inflation and recession

Stagflation is the worst of both worlds - a combination of inflation and recession - and the disease is more difficult to contain than either inflation or deflation alone.

when the cost of living increases but there is stagnant demand in the economy

Stagflation is a fancy word that describes when the cost of living increases but there is stagnant demand in the economy.

For those of us who don't necessarily remember the '70s at the same time

For those of us who don't necessarily remember the '70s, stagflation is slow economic growth and high inflation at the same time.

when an economy faces high unemployment rate and stagnation

Stagflation is another type, which occurs when an economy faces high unemployment rate and stagnation.

a combination of 2 pretty terrible economic concepts: stagnation and inflation

Stagflation is a combination of 2 pretty terrible economic concepts: stagnation and inflation.

a form of political economic sabotage employed by corporations to achieve differential accumulation

In their theory, stagflation is a form of political economic sabotage employed by corporations to achieve differential accumulation, in this case as an alternative to amalgamation when merger and acquisition opportunities have run out.