asset inflation
noun[U]
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ageneralincreasein thevalueofassets:
Assetinflationis acauseofconcernandspeculativetradingisworryingsomeanalysts.
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asset inflation
A point where investment demand outruns potential investment supply, and produce insteadassetinflation, or in common terms a bubble.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The only benefit that we gained was the huge credit bubble ofassetinflation.
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Secondly, and more importantly, low interest rates led toassetinflation.
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We haveassetinflationof global proportions.
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The consumer boom is not simply part ofassetinflationcaused by the rise in house prices.
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Theassetinflationgenerated by finance, and not wages, is the only true cause of the current inflation.
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The inflation that we have now is not goods inflation; it isassetinflation, and its engine is the rich and not industry.
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We do not want a credit explosion, which will lead toassetinflationof 1972, 1973 and 1974 dimensions.
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They have certainly done nothing to curtail consumer credit orassetinflation.
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If retail prices index inflation increases,assetinflation—or deflation—can go in the opposite direction.
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