Why Sweden has so few road deaths

Why Sweden has so few road deaths

1/5/2015

link

http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2014/02/economist-explains-16

summary

This article from The Economist explains the concept of deflation and its effects on economies. It explores how deflation, which is a sustained decrease in the general price level, can lead to economic stagnation and create a cycle of declining prices and demand. The article discusses the causes and consequences of deflation, including the impact on consumer spending, debt burdens, and investment. It also highlights the challenges faced by policymakers in combating deflation and stimulating economic growth. Overall, the article provides a helpful explanation of deflation and its implications for economies.

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