…don’t think bond yields, inflation-protected TIPS, or the shape of the yield curve are useful economic indicators when exiting a deflationary period by way of an extraordinary monetary policy. I…

…get out of a deflationary cycle once you’re in one. This also reminds those of us who worry about the sustainability of BWII just how different the situations of Japan…

…consequence, we need a wider firebreak, in logging and forestry terms, because we know so little about it. So we lean over backwards to make certain that we contain deflationary…

…sight for many of Japan’s companies, long burdened by deflation, dismal profits and debt. The country now has a central-bank boss who understands the deflationary problems far better than his…

…keep out of the deflationary spiral that ensnared Japan, and also to help improve the solvency of their banks. China is under significant pressure to turn its banks around fast,…

…citing budget tightening in the euro periphery. “The net result has been a deflationary bias for the euro area, as well as for the world economy.” Why is Germany’s high…

…creating a world in which companies requiring little startup capital and employing only 53 people can make $13 billion, might produce deflationary economic results with little circulation and growth. Who…

…the US and Europe too. “So the message is clear: higher wages are needed to help to break the deflationary spiral and establish a virtuous growth cycle. Insofar wage increases…

…mega Minsky moment.” “It is clearly a bubble of epic proportions and already losing air.” “Any kind of deflationary collapse in China could send a shock wave through the world’s…

…yield curve inverts. But the yield curve does not invert before recessions and bear markets during debt-deflationary regimes, as in the 1830s-40s, 1880s-90s, 1930s-40s, Japan since 1998, and the US…