Sentences with phrase «great stagflation»

All of this has elements of the great depression (contending with deflation) and the great Stagflation of the 1960s and 1970s.

Not exact matches

Victory for populism, another vote against inequality, raises risk of stagflation, likely will provide one of the last great opportunities to reduce exposure to bonds.

Cases in point include the crisis of stagflation that ended the long post-war boom in the 1970s and paved the way for the Hayekian ascendancy that followed; the fiscal crisis of the Bourbon monarchy that led through a succession of unsuccessful palliatives to the great French Revolution; the long - drawn - out crisis of British rule in Ireland that led, after much bloodshed, to the secession of the twenty - six counties of southern Ireland from the United Kingdom; and the crisis of the French Fourth Republic that brought De Gaulle to power and led to the establishment of the Fifth.

Both policies, stagflation and financial repression, come about because the government and central bank are trying to force the economy to do more than it can do, leading to greater poverty on the low end of society, leaving aside the fine - sounding words of the liberals.

Economists didn't expect stagflation in»70s; did not tag the great moderation properly, or call the bust $ $ Sep 21, 2012

There have been three secular bears in the U.S. stock market — the period between 1906 to 1921, the Great Depression period of 1929 to 1949, and the stagflation period of 1966 to 1982.

Over this period, the U.S. experienced the Great Depression, two world wars, the Cold War, massive corporate tax hikes, oil crises, stagflation, corrupt and incompetent leaders, the 9/11 attacks, countless scandals in leading corporations, the financial crisis and so on.

People who retired at the start of the Great Depression, or just before the stagflation of the 1970s, would still have more wealth after 10 years, and that holds for a variety of assumptions and conditions.