anti-inflationary

British  

adjective

1. of or relating to measures to counteract or combat inflation

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Example Sentences

The short answer is that he did, and the long answer is that the economics profession approves of a very narrow range of anti-inflationary policies.

From Slate

“Our proposals are very sound and very carefully considered to stimulate jobs, improve the industrial complex of this country, to create tools for American workers and at the same time be anti-inflationary in nature,” Mr. Carter said at the second 1980 presidential debate, pledging that his policies would create 9 million jobs.

From Washington Times

Since its latest rate hike brings rates to a range of 4.75% to 5%, that implies that its rate-raising cycle is almost at an end; factor in the anti-inflationary effect of the banking crisis, and it may even have overshot its mark.

From Los Angeles Times

Centeno said reducing the ECB's balance sheet after years in which it bought trillions of euros of bonds would be a "slow, gradual" process, but that "there is no doubt that it has to be reduced" to help transmit anti-inflationary monetary policy.

From Reuters

Amid the context of soaring consumer prices, Mexico's government on Monday announced new measures in an anti-inflationary plan made in agreement with food producers and retailers to keep food affordable.

From Reuters