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deflación
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bajada generalizada y prolongada de los precios
Deflation is when the general prices of goods and services fall over time, meaning each unit of money becomes worth more than it was before. It matters because deflation can affect economic decisions—for example, people and businesses may delay spending if they expect prices to drop further, which can slow economic activity.
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La deflación o inflación negativa, en economía, es un descenso generalizado y prolongado —como mínimo, dos semestres según el FMI— de los precios de bienes y servicios motivado por una atonía de la demanda y un exceso de las capacidades productivas (oferta). La deflación normalmente está asociada a las recesiones y a las crisis económicas y financieras como ocurrió durante la Gran Depresión, la Gran Recesión y en la pandemia por COVID-19.
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