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High inflation
* can hinder economic growth.
* erodes the value of incomes and savings.
* exacts a heavy toll on an economy by making the future particularly uncertain.
* has many costs Inflation erodes the value of money.
* is accompanied by low unemployment and vice versa.
* result of an increase in money supply.

Higher inflation
* is associated with a growing economy.
* tends to place upward pressure on interest rates.

Low inflation
* helps to make long-run economic growth less volatile.
* is one manner to develop the capitals market in Brazil, as anywhere else in the world.
* keeps prices down, while low interest rates make debt cheap.
* means low interest rates.

Stagflation
* are inflation.
* describes a stagnant economy bedevilled by inflation.
* is defined by high levels of both A. unemployment and inflation
  - high inflation and high unemployment

Unanticipated inflation
* alters the incentives normally created by price signals in the economy.
* can cause net exports to fall.

Wage inflation
* is far from the only cause of an inflationary economy.
* tends to be insidious and can be difficult to stop once it gets a toehold.

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Magnification
* affects a very important variable - the depth of field
  - the width and depth of field as well as the total weight of a pair of loupes
* allows the surgeon to distinguish between cancerous and healthy tissue.
* can help render dim objects more visible in urban light polluted skies.
* depends on refraction, which in turn depends on speed changes.
* is among the least important features of a telescope
  - any alternative technique which presents a larger image to the eye
  - calculated by dividing the telescope's focal length by the eyepiece's focal length
  - changed by using eyepieces of different focal lengths
  - determined by the ratio of objective lens focal length and tube lens focal length
  - inversely proportional to image brightness
  - object size over image size
  - often one of the most touted features on a telescope
  - produced by the eyepiece
  - ratios
  - related to the lens' angle of view
* is the apparent increase of size of an object under a magnifier
  - first thing most people think about when they consider buying a microscope
* is the focal length of objective divided by focal length of eyepiece
  - the telescope divided by the focal length of the eyepiece
  - increase in apparent size of the specimen
  - least important power of a telescope
  - ratio of the sample scan length to the display length on the CRT monitor
* makes it easier to see the urethral orifice.
* measure of the number of times the image is enlarged.
* refers to the ability to increase the size of a viewed object.
* reveals the cellular structure of the algae.
* thus refers to the increase in the apparent size of the specimen being observed.
* uses compound microscopes.
* uses invert compound microscopes
* works against light-gathering power.

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High magnification
* factor with deep space objects.
* spreads out the image of an object, and that dilutes the light.

Higher magnification
* darkens the sky background, allowing fainter stars to be observed.
* indicates the uniformity and lack of atypism of the epithelial cells.

Increased magnification
* decreases the sky background which translates into fainter star visibility.
* shows the granular to fibrillar appearance of amyloid.

Prostate enlargement
* Some prostate enlargements affect nerves.
* common part of aging.
* is common and can be easily controlled with herbal and drug remedies.

Pseudobulb
* act as storage organs for water and nutrients.
* is an enlargement

Establishment
* are natural processes
  - organizations
  - proof
  - structures
* create favorable habitats
* destroy habitats
  - seasonal habitats
* have knowledge.
* means the premises in which animals are kept.
* provide food services
* require time.