n.滞胀(高通胀与低就业率或经济低迷并存)

The economy was stuck in a stagflationary quagmire, with high inflation and stagnant growth.
经济陷入了滞胀的困境，通货膨胀高企且增长停滞。
The combination of rising unemployment and soaring prices is a textbook case of stagflation.
失业率上升和物价飙升是典型的滞胀情况。
The oil crisis of the 1970s triggered a global stagflation that lasted for years." (1970年代的石油危机引发了全球范围的长期滞胀。
Economists debate whether the current economic situation is better described as recession or stagflation.
经济学家们争论当前的经济状况更适合描述为衰退还是滞胀。
The government's fiscal policies were blamed for exacerbating the stagflation problem.
政府的财政政策被认为加剧了滞胀问题。
In stagflation, traditional monetary policies may prove ineffective in curbing inflation while stimulating growth.
在滞胀期间，传统的货币政策可能在抑制通胀的同时无法有效刺激经济增长。
The company struggled to maintain profitability amidst stagflation, as both costs and demand remained unpredictable.
公司在滞胀环境下努力维持盈利能力，因为成本和需求都难以预测。
The central bank faced the challenging task of balancing interest rate hikes to combat inflation without triggering a recession or worsening stagflation.
中央银行面临着艰巨的任务，需要在对抗通胀的同时上调利率，而不引发衰退或使滞胀恶化。
Some analysts predict that the ongoing trade war could lead to stagflation in affected economies.
一些分析人士预测，持续的贸易战可能导致受影响经济体出现滞胀。
During the stagflation period, workers demanded higher wages to cope with inflation, further fueling the cycle.
在滞胀时期，工人们要求提高工资以应对通胀，这进一步加剧了这种循环。