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Flat taxA tax which is levied at the same rate on all levels of income. Antithesis of progressive tax.Flat tax Similar MatchesInflation indexed securitiesInflation indexed securitiesSecurities such as bonds or notes that guarantee a return higher than the rate of inflation if the security is held to maturity. Cost push inflationCost push inflationInflation caused by rising prices, usually from increased raw material or labor costs that push up the costs of production. Related: Demand-pull inflation. DeflatorDeflatorThe ratio of a nominal magnitude to its real counterpart. Usually refers, as with the GDP deflator, when the real magnitude has been constructed from underlying data and not by simply deflating the nominal magnitude by a corresponding price index, in which case the deflator itself may be used as though it were a price index. InflationInflationThe rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising. InflationInflationIncrease in the overall price level of an economy, usually as measured by the CPI or by the implicit price deflator. Further SuggestionsFlattening of the yield curveFlat price risk Inflation hedge deflation Inflation escalator clause Inflation risk Hyperinflation Flat stagflation Adjusted for inflation flat yield Personal inflation rate Inflation accounting GDP implicit price deflator Disinflation Trade flat Wage push inflation Deflation Implicit price deflator Flat price (also clean price) Reflation GDP deflator Flat trades Deflator Stagflation |
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