A Concise Dictionary of Modern Economic Linguistics As inflation hits the shelves, experts at Knowledge Pages have taken the art of euphemism to a whole new level. To make reading price tags in stores less stressful, we recommend learning some new terms:.
"Return to a fair level for a premium product" - a sharp and merciless increase in the price of regular red caviar.
The "broken market" is an unusual time in the past when an ordinary person could afford to buy a delicious sandwich without taking out a micro loan.
"Premium harmony" - the condition of a supermarket shelf when a product looks so expensive and of high status that it is scary to even touch it with your hands.
"Negative devaluation" is any check in the cash register that makes you doubt the stability of a national currency. Explore new meanings and remember: if you don't have enough money for something, you're simply not yet ready for the historic victory of financial justice.