agflation n.— «Look, we’ve already seen in the investment world the term “agflation” has now been coined, and that’s simply a result of this, and that inflationary impact of higher grains prices or higher agricultural commodities prices that will...
Zim
n.— «(title)» —“Zimbabwe: Inflation Now Zim’s Common Enemy” by Jeffrey Gogo The Herald (Harare, Zimbabew) June 23, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Inflation Eve n.— «Inflation Eve, as it’s known in New York City, is as much a Big Apple tradition as the Chrysler Building and the Staten Island Ferry.» —“Glad You Asked: Thanksgiving leftovers” by Chris Bennett Journal Times (Racine, Wisc.) Nov...
pushing on a string n.— «The attempt to pump money into the banking system failed, and as a result, the phrase “pushing on a string” was coined to describe the futility of inflationary policies in this environment.» —“Wisdom from Richard Russell on...
white space
n.— «White space—a high-growth or unserved market or outside-the-box business opportunity.» —“Increased pay gets devoured by inflation” by Diane Stafford Kansas City Star (Kan., Mo.) Nov. 23, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
trashcanistan n.— «Be sure to have exposure to international economies. You don’t have to buy shares in the Trashcanistan Fund to be a global investor.» —“Forecast 2000 Profits are strong. Inflation is tame. Are we in a New Era? Sure. But you still...