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stagnant

[stag-nuhnt] / ˈstæg nənt /


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Another big concern: The spike in crude has raised fears of stagflation, or stagnant growth coupled with higher prices.

From Barron's

Another big concern: The spike in crude has raised fears of stagflation, or stagnant growth coupled with higher prices.

From Barron's

This study rules out the stagnant lid idea, showing that Earth's surface was already divided into moving pieces.

From Science Daily

So even though China’s economy has been producing more goods than ever, the dollar value of what it makes has been stagnant.

From The Wall Street Journal

The conflict has pushed up oil prices, which benefits Russia’s stagnant economy.

From The Wall Street Journal