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anti-inflation — ˌanti inˈflation also ˌanti inˈflationary adjective ECONOMICS anti inflation policies or laws are aimed at preventing or reducing the effect of things that cause inflation, for example wages that rise too quickly: • Tough new anti inflation… … Financial and business terms
Anti-Inflation Act — The Anti Inflation Act was a Canadian Act of Parliament that was passed in 1975 by Pierre Trudeau s government in order to slow down the rapidly increasing price and wage inflation. The price and wage controls were enforced until 1978 and the Act … Wikipedia
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anti-inflation — n., adj … Useful english dictionary
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