Nope, KarlInOhio has the correct definition. Improvements in productivity, which theoretically can lead to general deflation are good things.
Inflation is a monetary event, too much money chasing too few goods. See Spain’s experience with American gold.
Huh. All I got was the word "inflation" being used for various different things --I hate it when folks change definitions in mid sentence, it makes logic impossible. We can only converse if we give our words meanings; if you don't want to use the dictionary one then tell me what you do mean or pick a different one off of this page here. Either that or we can enjoy our Friday morning posting words and just skip having meanings --I'm easy.