stag-deflation

"The US, UK and other (troubled) economies risk near depression and stag-deflation .... if they fail to appropriately tackle this most severe crisis."

Toxic Plans for Toxic Assets 2009

Some fear that these conditions will produce a dangerous spike in inflation, but the greater risk is for a kind of global "stag-deflation": a toxic combination of economic stagnation, recession and falling prices.

Expect the World Economy to Suffer Through 2009 Ian Bremmer 2009

“We now face a 1 in 3 chance that, if appropriate policies are not put in place, this ugly U-shaped recession may turn into a more virulent L-shaped near-depression or stag-deflation (a deadly combination of economic stagnation and price deflation) like the one Japan experienced in the 1990s after its real estate and equity bubbles burst.”

How long will this go on? 2009

“We now face a 1 in 3 chance that, if appropriate policies are not put in place, this ugly U-shaped recession may turn into a more virulent L-shaped near-depression or stag-deflation (a deadly combination of economic stagnation and price deflation) like the one Japan experienced in the 1990s after its real estate and equity bubbles burst.”

Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2009

Substitute stimulus for Great Society and years of possible "stag-deflation" for stagflation, and you have a scenario in which the Obama's overwhelming majority could collapse as quickly as LBJ's.

Art Levine: Will Geithner's Bungled Bank Plan Fuel Populist Revolt Against Dems? 2009

With the economy "in free fall," debt obligations at unprecedented levels, and "stag-deflation" deepening, the worst of possibilities may unfold and spread contagion everywhere.

Excess Debt and Deflatiion = Depression 2008

Emerging economies will be very hard hit, and advanced ones "will face stag-deflation (stagnation/recession and deflation)."

Worse Than the Great Depression? 2008

He predicted this recession would last at least 18 to 24 months, with 9\% unemployment, stag-deflation, and credit losses approaching $2 trillion.

Fool.com: The Motley Fool 2009

With economic activity contracting in 2009's first quarter at the same rate as in 2008's fourth quarter, a nasty U-shaped recession could turn into a more severe L-shaped near-depression (or stag-deflation).

Bill Totten's Weblog 2009

Currently, the probability of an L-shaped, stag-deflation is now rising to a third, while the probability of a severe U-shaped recession is two-thirds.

US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha 2009