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Deflation

Deflation: Concepts, Causes, Impacts, and Possible Solutions

Updated on September 1, 2020 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Deflation Concepts Causes Impacts and Possible Solutions

What's it: Deflation is the state of the economy when the aggregate price level falls. This is the opposite of inflation, and we also call it

Topic: Deflation, Inflation Category: Macroeconomics

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