Synonyms for stagflation
stægˈfleɪ ʃənstagfla·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. stagflationnoun

   a period of slow economic growth and high unemployment (stagnation) while prices rise (inflation)

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1. • Inflation

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1. Brian Nick:

   It's hard to see stagflation coming, but you could see consumer prices accelerate at the same time the economy slows down, that's why I don't think the Fed steps in either way.

2. James Ragan:

   I don't see stagflation as a major risk. Inflation is still low even with the tariffs that have been imposed.

3. Nancy Davis:

   The economic fallout from coronavirus could lead to stagflation, this is bad for bonds and stocks as all assets go down together.

4. David Barker:

   In the short run, his numbers might get even worse if he then does not decide to shut things down again — because he will lose favor with people on his own side who currently support him, in the long run, though, shutting things down will make him even more unpopular, because it would tank the economy again — producing the dreaded two-headed monster of stagflation.

5. Stuart Cole:

   The moves we’ve seen over the past couple of days have been somewhat extreme - gas prices, oil prices, some of the commodities and the threats of stagflation, you’re at a relative low, and there’s always a chance to bounce up.