inflationary

inflationary
adjective (relating to economic inflation.) inflasjonsskapende
adj. \/ɪnˈfleɪʃn(ə)rɪ\/
1) inflasjonsdrivende, inflasjonsfremmende, inflasjonsskapende
• their inflationary strategy scared her
den inflasjonsfremmende politikken deres skremte henne
2) inflatorisk, som fører til inflasjon
• he feared inflationary effects
han fryktet inflatoriske virkninger
3) inflasjons-
• the inflationary gap can be measured
inflasjonsgapet kan måles
• she pursued an inflationary policy
hun førte en inflasjonsfremmende politikk
• their actions prevented another inflationary spiral
deres handlinger forhindret nok en inflasjonsspiral

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