Question for macroeconomists?

Question

can an economy grow without inflation whether it is minor? what about in relation to Japan?

if yes or no plz specify details how it can be or not?

Answer 1

Japan has a compact industrialised sector, so pushing policies was easier comparitively to places lik india ,

yeah inflation can indicate growth oppurtunities, lik in japan, where a gradual structural shift would correct inflation costs since a demand pull is easily followed by supply adjustments.growing is difficult because structural adjustments probably demand inflation, though it is not ncessary acrosss all models theoritically. Again that doesnt mean championising a potent evil!