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The central bank aims to reflate the economy through monetary policy.

Definition
  1. Verb (Economics):

    • To implement policies that increase the money supply and demand in order to raise the general price level and stimulate economic activity after a period of deflation or low inflation.
    • (Of an economy) To experience a period of reflation; to become inflated again in terms of price levels and economic activity.
  2. Verb (General):

    • To inflate something again; to cause something to swell or expand with air or gas once more.
Usage and Examples
  • Verb (Economics):

    • The central bank acted to reflate the struggling economy through quantitative easing.
    • After a severe recession, the government's spending package helped reflate consumer demand.
    • The economy finally began to reflate after years of stagnant prices and weak growth.
  • Verb (General):

    • We had to reflate the life raft after it was tested.
    • The ball deflated overnight, so I need to reflate it before the game.
Advanced Usage
  • Reflate is most commonly used in macroeconomic contexts. It describes a deliberate policy intervention, contrasting with organic economic growth.
  • The term often implies a recovery from an undesirable state of deflation or disinflation, aiming to restore price stability and full employment.
Variants and Related Words
  • Reflation (n): The process of reflating an economy; the state of economic recovery stimulated by policy.
    • The government's strategy led to a period of reflation.
  • Reflationary (adj): Having the effect of reflating an economy.
    • The budget included several reflationary measures.
Synonyms
  • Stimulate (v): To encourage increased activity or growth. (Economics context)
  • Reinflate (v): To inflate again. (General context)
  • Expand (v): To increase in size, volume, or scope. (Economics context)
Antonyms
  • Deflate (v): To reduce the amount of money in circulation or to cause a general reduction in price levels; to let air out of something.
  • Contract (v): To decrease in size or economic activity.
Related Phrases
  • Reflate the economy: The standard phrase for describing the policy action.
    • The prime minister argued it was necessary to reflate the economy to avoid a depression.
  • Reflationary policy/fiscal policy/monetary policy: Specific types of policies designed to reflate.
    • Analysts debated the effectiveness of the proposed reflationary policy.
reflate

The central bank aims to reflate the economy through monetary policy.

Verb
  1. become inflated again
  2. inflate again
    • reflate the balloon
  3. economics: raise demand, expand the money supply, or raise prices, after a period of deflation
    • These measures reflated the economy
  4. economics: experience reflation
    • The economy reflated after the Fed took extreme measures

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