So Fannie and Freddie had to be rescued - otherwise debt deflation would have gotten much worse.
因此，两房必须被拯救，否则债务紧缩将会愈演愈烈。
The way to get there, then, is to raise inflation, which obviously addresses the debt deflation concerns.
那么，方法是提高通货膨胀，这显然解决了债务紧缩问题。
The effect of deflation in reducing aggregate demand, known as debt deflation, probably played a significant role in the Great Depression.
通缩于降低总需求上的效应叫做债务紧缩，在大萧条时期它可能扮演了重要的角色。
This is savage debt deflation, and Chinese companies are deeply indebted—corporate debt is more than 150% of GDP, among the highest in the world.
这是严重的债务紧缩，而中国企业已经债台高筑——公司债务超过中国GDP的150%，在全球已是最高级别。
Moreover, the affected country would also suffer debt deflation: with falling nominal prices and wages, the real burden of debt denominated in euros will rise.
此外，受影响的国家还会遭受债务通缩(debt deflation)：随着名义价格和工资不断降低，以欧元计价的实际债务负担将会加重。
If the BoJ has a plan to boost economic growth and exorcise deflation while avoiding a debt panic, it is clearly not yet ready to share it.
如果日本央行有一个刺激经济增长、驱除通缩的同时，避免债务恐慌的计划，那么它显然还没有准备好分享这个计划。
But inflation is not a cheap solution to high public debt and the debt-deflation problems of the private sector.
不过，对于高公债和私人部门的债务紧缩问题，通货膨胀却并非一个廉价的解决方案。
Deflation can be avoided through debt and money printing.
通过举债和印制钞票可以防止通缩。
Japan lost its AAA rating in 2009 because of a world-leading debt burden. But because of deflation, its bond yields remain at rock-bottom levels.
日本在2009年因为较高的债务负担而失去其AAA评级，但是因为通缩，它的债券收益率仍维持在谷底水平。
Fisher argued that borrowers, who lose from deflation, are typically short of cash and will be forced to cut their spending sharply when their debt burden rises.
费雪强调因通缩而蒙受损失的借款人缺的主要是现金，一旦债务负担上升则将迫使他们急剧地削减开支。
Deflation, on the other hand, increases debt, and feels like being smothered by a lead blanket.
通缩则相反，它会加重债务负担，感觉就像盖着灌了铅的被子一般透不过气来。
The finance ministry blames the bank of Japan for failing to tackle deflation. The central bank blames lax fiscal policy for the country's debt.
财务大臣谴责日本银行未能解决通货紧缩，而央行则怪罪针对国家负债的宽松财政政策。
Today, though, deflation is more likely to resemble the malign 1930s sort than that earlier benign variety, because demand is weak and households and firms are burdened by debt.
但是现在由于需求疲软，家庭和公司面临巨大的负债压力，这次价格下跌更接近于1930年代的恶性通货紧缩，而不是更早期的良性通货膨胀。
But despite the rich world's heaviest debt burden, Japan still borrows at rock-bottom rates, thanks to deflation and the loyalty of its savers.
尽管该国的负债水平居富裕国家之首，但是因为有通货膨胀和忠心耿耿的储户，日本依然在以最低利率告贷。
Deflation serves no benefit to the Federal Reserve, as declining prices spur positive-feedback panic selling and bank runs, and debt repayments in nominal terms under deflation cause real losses.
通货紧缩对美联储没有益处，下跌的价格刺激正反馈的恐慌性抛售和银行挤提，以及在通货紧缩下以名义价偿还债务造成的真正损失。
Deflation drives up real debt burdens, further sapping consumer spending.
通货紧缩提高实际债务负担，进一步削弱消费者的支出能力。
These include deflation, huge public debt, ugly demographics and a glaring lack of decisiveness among policymakers about how to deal with them.
这包括了通缩、巨额预算赤字、人口严重老龄化和在政策制定者中缺少解决这些问题的决策。
With the largest amount of debt relative to the size of its economy among the rich countries, and a stubborn deflation problem to boot, Japan has an economic time-bomb ticking beneath it.
相对于经济总量来看，日本的债务规模是发达国家中最大的。另外，它还面临着顽固的通缩难题。
The economy began growing properly again only 12 years later, and only in 2005 could Japan say it had put financial stress and debt-deflation behind it.
12年后，日本经济才有复苏迹象。直到2005年，日本才终于可以说是摆脱了财政压力和债务紧缩。
Many people worried that the overhang of debt, and the depressed state of the economy, would cause a prolonged period of deflation, as experienced by Japan over the past two decades.
许多人担忧，背负着高额债务并且经济状况不景气，这些会引发长期的通货紧缩，如同日本在过去20多年所经历的状况一般。
Recession and, worse, deflation, would exacerbate the debt ratio.
经济衰退以及更加糟糕的通货紧缩会加剧这一比例的恶化。
Recession and, worse, deflation, would exacerbate the debt ratio.
经济衰退以及更加糟糕的通货紧缩会加剧这一比例的恶化。
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