单词deflationary spiral
un.: 紧缩的螺旋式上升
网络: 通货紧缩螺旋；通缩螺旋；通货紧缩的旋涡
紧缩的螺旋式上升
Now, let me stress that I am not trying to argue that price falls are a good thing; a severe deflationary spiral is clearly dangerous.
在此，我要强调一句。我并不是在主张物价下降是好事；严重的通缩螺旋无疑很危险。
When all the member countries try to be like Germany they are bound to send the eurozone into a deflationary spiral.
当欧元区所有成员国试图效法德国之时，他们注定把欧元区带入通货紧缩式螺旋上升。
The United States experienced such a deflationary spiral during the Great Depression in the 1930s, and Japan experienced one in the 1990s.
美国在1930年代大萧条时经历过这样的通缩螺旋，1990年代日本也曾陷入这种局面。
and you may recall that part of the reason the Federal Reserve engaged in quantitative easing was the threat of a deflationary spiral.
您也许还记得，美联储搞量化宽松的部分理由是担心通货紧缩螺旋式上升。
When all countries are reducing deficits at a time of high unemployment they set in motion a downward deflationary spiral.
当所有国家在高失业率的时候减少赤字，他们引起通货紧缩螺旋下降。
This rational behavior leads to worsening results for everyone until the deflationary spiral comes to its natural end.
这样的理性行为会给每一个人带来更坏的结果，直至恶性循环的通货紧缩自然结束为止。
If you were looking at only headline inflation, you might think that the United States was entering a deflationary spiral.
如果你只看了新闻标题中提到的的通胀指数，你可能就会认为美国进入了通缩的螺旋循环。
as a result , manufacturers will reduce production , and the economy may fall into a deflationary spiral.
结果，制造商减产，以至经济进一步萎缩，形成通货收缩（简称“通缩”）的漩涡。
Prices would move toward the inflation target of 2 percent, removing the threat of a deflationary spiral.
物价将会回落到2%的通胀率的水平，这也消除了螺旋式通胀紧缩的威胁。
The previous record monthly drop, of 4. 3% in January 2001, came as Japan was struggling to drag itself out of a deflationary spiral.
而这之前几个月的产出下降纪录为2001年1月的4.3%，当时日本正试图摆脱通缩的恶性循环。