That's enough to fend off economy-harming deflation.

这些就足以抵御有害于经济的通货紧缩的影响了。

So because of our innovation, we actually experienced deflation.

技术革新导致了通货紧缩。

Machinery? - Yes, for inflation, deflation and reflation.

机器？- 是的，担心会通胀，紧缩，以及再通胀。

We're hearing those numbers will show Europe headed for deflation.

我们听说这些数字表明欧洲正走向通货紧缩。

Continuing deflation meant that borrowing money was a bad deal, even with no interest.

持续的通货紧缩意味着即使没有利息，借钱也是个糟糕的交易。

Deflation is something we don't want to see.

我们并不希望出现通货紧缩现象。

McDonald's calls this the " summer of value" ; economists call it deflation.

麦当劳把这个套餐称为“超值之夏”，经济学家则称其为通货紧缩。

That would be something called deflation, when prices fall, sounds great, right?

当价格下跌时就会出现所谓的通货紧缩现象，听起来不错，对吧?

This is historic for Japan, which has seen years and years of deflation.

这对经历了多年通货紧缩的日本来说是历史性的变革。

When the crisis struck, this process also helped avert deflation.

经济危机到来时，上述模式有助于避免通货紧缩。