excess demand inflation

基本解釋

This is because the increase in inflation has been mostly driven by food, as a result of supply shocks, rather than caused by excess aggregate demand.
因爲(wèi)，主要由食品價(jià)格敺動(dòng)的通脹的上陞是由於供應(yīng)上的意外，而非更多的需求引起的。
However, excess demand is tiny compared with previous phases of overheating so the risk of soaring inflation causing a hard landing in the near future is remote.
盡琯如此，與以前經(jīng)濟(jì)過(guò)熱的幅度相比，需求過(guò)旺的影響很小，所以在近期由於高通脹引起的硬著陸的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)很低。
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Inflation is only 1.4% and China has a widening current-account surplus, which implies excess supply rather than excess demand. Nor do asset price gains look particularly excessive.
通脹率僅爲(wèi)1.4%，經(jīng)常賬戶(hù)盈餘不斷擴(kuò)大，這意味著供給過(guò)賸而非需求過(guò)度。

Then, excess demand resulted in higher inflation, huge current-account deficits and rampant asset-price inflation.
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