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Forces that push an economy towards deflation include the following:
 
Forces that push an economy towards deflation include the following:
 
*high [[unemployment]], or low overall employment that can occur even if reported [[unemployment]] is small.  This is prevailing in 2017.
 
*high [[unemployment]], or low overall employment that can occur even if reported [[unemployment]] is small.  This is prevailing in 2017.
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*extreme price-cutting by sellers, which can be encouraged by technological factors such as the [[internet]] or be due to intense competition such as [[price war]]s between [[Wal-Mart]] and [[Amazon]], or between [[Apple]] and [[Google]] (now owned by Alphabet).
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*extreme price-cutting by sellers, which can be encouraged by technological factors such as the [[internet]] or be due to intense competition such as [[price war]]s between [[Wal-Mart]] and [[Amazon.com|Amazon]], or between [[Apple]] and [[Google]] (now owned by Alphabet).
 
*[[invention]]s that sharply and quickly increase productivity, as occurred shortly after the [[Civil War]].
 
*[[invention]]s that sharply and quickly increase productivity, as occurred shortly after the [[Civil War]].
 
*a lack of inventions combined with competition by low-wage foreign jobs can prevent real wages from increasing, which precludes inflation.
 
*a lack of inventions combined with competition by low-wage foreign jobs can prevent real wages from increasing, which precludes inflation.
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