Later, when Johnson insisted on escalating the Vietnam War without raising taxes, setting the stage for an inflationary spiral, Heller resigned.
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Many economists insisted that these gains reflected a rebound from an unusually good performance but not the start of an inflationary spiral.
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It was the government's ability to convince Brazilians the currency wouldn't lose value that broke the inflationary spiral in the first place.
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Inflation has remained surprisingly low during the 1990s, despite conditions such as low unemployment, which spurs inflationary spirals by pushing up wages.
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They had determined that rapid economic growth was raising the specter of shortages of goods and labor that could fuel an inflationary spiral.
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Central bank policymakers determined that rapid economic growth was raising the specter of shortages of goods and labor that could fuel an inflationary spiral.
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At the top of his list was declining unemployment, which he said would eventually push wages and perhaps prices higher in an inflationary spiral.
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The inflationary spiral started in 1994 when the bank system nearly collapsed in one of the worst bank scandals in Latin America in years.
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Traditionally, economists fear a tight labor market will lead workers to demand higher wages, which will lead to higher prices and an inflationary spiral.
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This resulted in an inflationary spiral until the bubble burst in 2008 and borrowing standards became stricter, leaving the housing market to bottom out.
