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000282285 010__ $$a  2004040528
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000282285 1001_ $$aFarrell, Chris.
000282285 24510 $$aDeflation :$$bwhat happens when prices fall /$$cChris Farrell.
000282285 260__ $$aNew York :$$bHarperBusiness,$$cc2004.
000282285 300__ $$ax, 228 p. ;$$c22 cm.
000282285 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [195]-209) and index.
000282285 5050_ $$a"An unwelcome substantial fall in inflation" -- Taps on the shoulder -- The supply-side economy -- Deflation, American style -- The rise in insecurity -- The goal of price stability -- "Bad" deflations -- The great inflation -- Business and workers in an era of fierce price competition -- What kind of return can investors expect? -- The new regime and public policy.
000282285 650_0 $$aDeflation (Finance)
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