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Deflation: Why Falling Prices Are Bad

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Eleven or so negative years show up on Japan's chart card between a 1991 peak of 3.3 percent and a 2009 trough of negative 1.4 percent, and the U.S. chart that follows marks its own 1933 gold-exit turn.

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