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But they can also introduce another kind of cycle: a deflationary spiral.
The Great Depression was in part a deflationary spiral, solved only by the outbreak of World War II when the government supercharged spending and employment.
...potentially leading to an upward spiral of wages and prices
And the whole thing went downward spiral
The area is quite lively with lots of bars and restaurants and the residential streets are lined with spiral staircases.
are lined with spiral staircases. There were also lots of friendly cats who came out to
When you feel frustrated about what you currently can't do or don't have, it's easy to get trapped in a downward spiral.
That's when the downward spiral began.
climb up to the top and then kind of spiral back down but corona times there is a sign
Now normally you are allowed to like climb up to the top and then kind of spiral back down but corona times there is a sign that says climbing prohibited at the moment so that's not happening today.
When you're feeling sad, anxious, or lost, it's very easy to slip into a downward spiral of negative thoughts.
Oh, my God. You just sent me through a spiral.
No, because that puts me into what I call like a panic spiral.
No, because that puts me into what I call a panic spiral.