1. And “core inflation” measures show no sign of accelerating inflation either.

2. Contractionary policy assists in fighting against inflation, particularly demand pull inflation

3. The Breakeven inflation rate is a market-based measure of expected inflation

4. Headline inflation accelerated but underlying inflation stayed well below 2 per cent.

5. Accelerating headline inflation

6. Q-46. Inflation

7. Ah, inflation, food shortages.

8. Inflation continues to accelerate.

9. Inflation-Adjusted {adj} inflationsbereinigtecon

10. Inflation Tightens Its Grip

11. Adjusted annually for inflation.

12. One reason is inflation.

13. Adjusted for inflation, of course.

14. Unemployment and inflation are interrelated.

15. Inflation has reached record levels.

16. With inflation the country's Coinage …

17. Inflation and other cost adjustments.

18. Adjust for inflation Step 5:

19. In college, we've got cost inflation in higher education that dwarfs cost inflation in medical care.

20. Following Ball’s argument that the measure of inflation should be stripped of exchange rate effects, they compare the performance of rules that use alternative definitions of inflation, that is, aggregate inflation, non-tradablegoods inflation, and unit labour costs.

21. It's an inflation-adjusted figure.

22. Inflation is a constant threat.

23. Inflation has reached a plateau.

24. Inflation and other cost adjustments

25. They just let inflation rip.

26. Salaries are adjusted for inflation.

27. Insulation from external inflation With fixed exchange rates, inflation abroad is transmitted directly into higher import prices.

28. The tyre inflation pressure (test inflation pressure) shall be adjusted to the values indicated in Item 3.4.1.

29. Like inflation , deflation also has a self - intensifying machinery. It goes even farther than inflation in harmfulness.

30. Inflation Breakevens and the Current Environment

31. During Busts, inflation decreases, and in

32. The annual rate of inflation fell.

33. Inflation has whittled away their savings.

34. Runaway inflation will depress the economy.

35. 24 Inflation, wages and employment In 1990 consumer-price inflation averaged 20 percent and real wages fell.

36. The authors, however, cannot completely discard inflation uncertainty (the signal extraction model), especially when using core inflation.

37. One reason for this is inflation.

38. The inflation did the corporation up.

39. The economy shrank and inflation zoomed.

40. Inflation has forced us to retrench.

41. The Breakeven inflation rate represents a measure of expected inflation derived from 10-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Securities (BC_10YEAR) and 10-Year Treasury Inflation-Indexed Constant Maturity Securities (TC_10YEAR)

42. Turn off the ignition and reduce the inflation pressure of any one of the tyres until the adjusted tyre inflation pressure is # kPa below the recommended cold inflation pressure

43. Inflation has got out of control.

44. Inflation rates have reached a plateau.

45. The Breakeven inflation rate represents a measure of expected inflation derived from 5-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Securities (BC_5YEAR) and 5-Year Treasury Inflation-Indexed Constant Maturity Securities (TC_5YEAR)

46. The policy will only accelerate inflation.

47. 14 Monetary inflation spirals inexorably on.

48. Interior of a balloon during inflation

49. Which countries’ inflation should we use?

50. This is to account for inflation.

51. Inflation has caused lots of problems.

52. The poor is ailing from inflation.

53. The budget made allowance for inflation.

54. Galloping inflation is pushing up prices.

55. Cost-push inflation, also called "supply shock inflation, " is caused by a drop in aggregate supply (potential output).

56. Turn off the ignition and reduce the inflation pressure of any one of the tyres until the adjusted tyre inflation pressure is 100 kPa below the recommended cold inflation pressure.

57. We have legislated a monetary framework with inflation targeting and an independent monetary policy committee to curb inflation.

58. Such shortages, no surprise, have stoked inflation.

59. Inflation is rampant and industry in decline.

60. Yet the ardor for inflation never dies.

61. Mortgage payments have been eroded by inflation. ?

62. Traditional schoolbook says inflation will cause devaluation.

63. On 17 April 2007, annual CPI inflation was reported at 3.1% (inflation of the Retail Prices Index was 4.8%).

64. Inflation equipment, including compressors and air pumps

65. Economists differ on the cause of inflation.

66. Inflation has gobbled up our wage increases.

67. We are determined to bring down inflation.

68. 3 Inflation is the Government's main bugbear.

69. Inflation, around 12%, is lowish but bothersome.

70. Inflation has steadily whittled away their savings.

71. • Inflation, around 12%, is lowish but Bothersome.

72. Question: On tackling the challenge of inflation?

73. All attempts to control inflation have failed.

74. 4 Inflation is the government's main bugbear.

75. Inflation - rampant since independence - now went mad.

76. Inflation is the bogy of many governments.

77. There are signs that inflation is tapering.

78. Food was scarce, and inflation was devastating.

79. Gold is traditionally a hedge against inflation.

80. Inflation will be down to three percent.