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Le Petit Ventoux 0.6Km
Very quiet room facing the greenery.
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Mas de Longuefeuill.. 1.5Km
Le Mas de Longuefeuille Malaucne is located at the foot of Mont Ventoux near Vaison la Romaine, we offer 3 bedrooms, including a suite for up to 8 people
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Le Mas de La Syrah 4.4Km
Bed and Breakfast at the foot of Mont Ventoux
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Les Cyprès 5.3Km
The village of ENTRECHAUX is 5 km from Vaison-la-Romaine and 5 kms from the foot of Ventoux (the North side: Malaucene). From the upstairs room, with bathroom (shower) and toilet, the morning sun will make you a wink and invite you to take a look at Mont Ventoux. You will be quiet and will have breakfast in the shade of a vine pergola.
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La Reverdi maison p.. 6.8Km
Very nice. 3 stars charming house in a Provencal village, fully renovated with beautiful view over the rooftops to the south and Mont-Ventoux
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Château Juvenal 7.0Km
Saint Hippolyte Le Graveyron
Provençal Château from 19è century and large park with secular trees. large swimming pool, air conditioned, WIFI. King size beds.
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Le Grand Jardin 7.4Km
In the heart of the Provence, 30 km northeaster of Avignon, in the rolling landscape of the Lafare vineyards, among the limestone cliffs of the Dentelles Montmerail and at the foot of Ventoux Montex lies our B & B ' Le Grand Jardin'. It is a beautiful area with cozy villages like Beaumes-de-Venise, Vacqueras, Luberon, Gigondas and beautiful historic towns such as Avignon, Orange, Vaison la Romaine, Carpentras and Nimes Pont du Gard.
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La Dentelliere 8.4Km
Comfortable guest rooms on the road of wines of Beaumes de Venise. Magnificent views of Montmirail.
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La Sapiniere 9.1Km
Buisson (9km vaison la romaine)
3 bright and comfortable rooms with independent entrance '3 ears Gites de France' bathroom and private facilities, television in the rooms, access wifi.piscine, fitted kitchen exclusive to guests.
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Les Tilleuls d'Elis.. 9.1Km
In the heart of the city, our bed and breakfast is situated in the center of Vaison la Romaine. We offer five bedrooms each furnished with their own provençal style, views from the bedrooms look out onto Mont Ventoux, the medieval city and the olive grove that surrounds the property. All rooms have air conditioning. On our terrace under the one hundred year old Tilleuls (lime tree) we offer a large breakfast including home- made jam and fruts of the season.
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Mas de La Combe 10.6Km
Vaison La Romaine
Vaison la Romaine 2km from the center: stone farmhouse in the country, including an owners' house five people, one bedroom 2/3 persons and Studio 2 people. Each rental is independent, not overlooked, comfortable, ground floor, with terrace or private garden. Quiet on 3000m2 of olive trees with a beautiful pool 11x5,5m. Clear view on the massif of the DentellesThe peaks of Mont Ventoux and wooded hills. Accommodation classified 3 stars. Wifi, local Bicycle shed. Rental all year.
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Thym & Romarin 11.0Km
At the foot of the laces of Montmirail, in the heart of Provence of the Popes, in the picturesque village of Beaumes de Venise, a guest house in the colors of the south is open all year. two bedrooms, a family suite, a trailer authentic breakfast at the pool and warm host tables overlooking the vineyards and the legendary Mont Ventoux
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L'Escapade Maison d.. 11.4Km
Merindol Les Oliviers
L'Escapade - Ceour the Drôme Provençale, on the edge of the enclave of the popes (Vaucluse), exceptional view of the Mont Ventoux
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Siloé 12.6Km
Bed and breakfast in a separated house of the property of 2 hectares at the foot of Mont Ventoux, overlooking the vineyards. A swimming pool is at your disposal. Branded Bed and Breakfast 3 *
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Mas L'Outinado 13.3Km
In Provençal mas, 300 m from the village of Rastrick, surrounded by vineyards, two charming guest rooms on the ground floor facing the pool 10 x 5, with full independent health, air conditioning, bed 160 x 200. Each room has its own entrance from the garden. Faced with Laces of Montmirail and Mont Ventoux. Small summer kitchen for guests of both houses. Sheets, towels provided. Possibility extra bed for third person studio + bedroom for3 / 4 persons with living room, TV, full bathroom and kitchenette.
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Alheuredusud 14.3Km
Ideally located for exploring Provence, numerous tourist and cultural sites. On the wine trail at the foot of Montmirail and its pretty villages perched ... Village house with courtyard, large room with nice bathroom, walk-in shower.
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Lazen B&B 14.8Km
We are glad to welcome you at our guest room in a green and quiet place (garden, private terrace) with private access, air conditioning, walk-in shower ... We offer full organic breakfasts, and welfare benefits, Bicycle rentals are also possible.
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La Grange Bessac 14.8Km
The Grange Bessac is a family estate passed down from generation to generation. In the old days, it was used as a silkworm, as the huge mulberry trees located in the meadows of the estate shows. The farmhouse was built at the end of the 18th century and beginning of the 19th century. The renovations, respected the former architecture and used natural material such as woods and stones. In a Provencal style, the decoration is uncluttered and minimalist. The Grange Bessac is the perfect place to relax and rest, far from the city and its hustle. Our guesthouse, is located at the heart of Provence, in the Vaucluse. Near the moutains the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux. It is also closed to the Cotes du Rhône vineyard and many historical sites and villages
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Le Mas de la Soie 15.2Km
Near Vaison-la-Romaine and the wine route, Le Mas de La Soie (ex the Farigoule) is an old 18th century building in the heart of the vineyards
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Inspirations Centre.. 15.3Km
Mirabel aux Baronnies
At the heart of the Baronnies, in a small and welcoming typical Provencal village, charming B & B in an artistic setting.The owners, Virginie, painter and Jean-Philippe, sculptor, have dedicated this ancient wine cellar into human size art center. Exhibitions, concerts, artists studio... A large and bright B & B, with independent bathroom and toilet followed by a small relaxation lounge await you in a delightful and unusual setting. Access to the exhibition space, library and terrace for guests. Continental breakfast served in the shady courtyard.
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Le Grand Portail 15.6Km
At the foot of Mont Ventoux in Villes-sur-Auzon (Vaucluse), cottage (house) in Provencal, interior comfort for 2 pers
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La Maison D'Aurette 15.7Km
Our guest house of the XVI century, situated in the village of Buis les Baronies. You will be welcomed in a pleasant and fun. Our small accommodation capacity in our house, we can take care of our guests as our guests ... to serve fine cuisine.
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Le Mas des Kiwis 16.1Km
Near the 977 departmental, 4 km from the village, vineyards, farmhouses with pool in a park of 4000m2, with 2 air-conditioned guest rooms with private bathroom and toilet, for 5 people and a cottage for 5 people
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Le Mas les Fleurs d.. 17.0Km
Our farmhouse, situated in a park of 4 hectares of greenery, will be the ideal relay which will allow you to shine in the heart of our beautiful region, mixing and discovery, relaxation and wine tasting. We offer 5 rooms and breakfast charming and one studio situated between Carpentras and Avignon, close to the Isle sur Sorgue, near the Laces of Montmirail, Mont Ventoux and the Luberon. . .
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Les Romarins 17.2Km
4 cottages and 2 guest comfort with private terraces and air conditioning in vineyard farmhouse completely renovated, quiet amidst vineyards with heated pool, panoramic view. near Vaison la Romaine and all the major tourist sites of Vaucluse and Drome Provencale. hiking or cycling from the farmhouse. shops and restaurants in the village 1 km.
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L'Amandine 17.8Km
Provence in the heart of the mountains of Vaucluse, in the quiet village of St Didier bedroom an living room of 40m² to 2 persone conditioned, separate entrance, private terrace, separate wc, fridge, TV, enclosed garden. For cylists the beginning of Mont Ventoux is 18 km, numerous hiking opportuinties in the regionr
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Maisorangée 18.1Km
Ben and breakfast in Vinsobres ( Drôme provençale) Very good situation between Nyons, Vaison la Romaine and Grignan.
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Le Mazet des Beaujo.. 18.3Km
The Mazet of Beaujot located in the heart of Provence between Avignon and Carpentras at the foot of Mont Ventoux You Bed and Breakfast offers two independent Monteux, in a quiet house with character. You will have a pool, many shaded areas Guest table on reservation. Room rates: from 60 to 80 with breakfast offered Chris will be delighted to welcome you in his garden for a pleasant time and you make the most of its places. Hope to see you
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Terre De Vignes 18.9Km
mas among the vineyards between Orange and Vaison la Romaine, we welcome you to our Bed and Breakfast at the Provencal charm
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Les Ecureuils 19.7Km
Small rooms for two people in a big garden very quiet down the mountain. Commodity and kitchen in the corridor.
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La Calvinette 20.8Km
Holiday home, "Provençal" style in a detached house. Located between natural parks (Mont Ventoux, Luberon) and cultural sites(Avignon, Vaison-la-Roamine, Aix-en-Provence...). Holiday home entirely renovated in 2005.
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Le Mas St-Luc 21.3Km
The mas st-luc is an old bastide restored of the XVIIIe century situated to the heart of the country of the north vaucluse. The mas stLuc contains 4 provencal rooms and a swimming pool.
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Le Mas Des Papillon.. 21.4Km
The Mas des Papillons, a beautifully restored,secluded farmhouse, is situated on the outskirts of the mediaeval village of Courthezon, between Avignon and Orange. Within easy reach of the Autoroute du Soleil, it is ideal for a tranquil and calm wonderful holiday to explore the beautiful countryside of Provence, its markets, its wine, its antique sites and its hilltop villages. It is ideally situated in the Côtes-du-Rhône wine area near Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Vacqueyras and Gigondas.
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Mas de la Garance 23.5Km
Situated between AVIGNON and CARPENTRAS, our hosts' House will be the ideal point of departure to leave to the discovery of PROVENCE. We shall be happy to welcome you in our completely restored mas of the 18th century, in the middle of an orchard of apple trees. To guarantee you the best welcome, we propose you only two rooms of which a family room. They are carefully decorated, beddings 160x200, Flat TV ecran, DVD reader,WiFi. Furthermore we provide you with our Provençal Swimming Pool and our spa for a moment of Relaxation. In the pleasure to receive you in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
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Mas Li Doumenge 23.8Km
Our 18th century farmhouse is situated between the Roman city of Orange and the small village of Camaret-sur-Aigues. We offer one guestroom for 2 people with a private shower room as well as one suite for 2 to 4 people with private shower room, equipped kitchen and private terrace. The room and the suite both have private entrances, and are smoke free. The guests can enjoy a large yard with swimming pool. There is private parking on the premises.
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La Maison des Invit.. 24.1Km
LA MAISON DES INVITES is a family estate of 2300 m² which cross several generations : Gwenaelle and Christophe, parents, Léna and Emmy, children, and Roselyne and Yves, lhe grandparents. Located at the Valayans, small hamlet in the town of Pernes les Fontaines, it lies at the heart of Provence. All the family will do its best to help you to spend a pleasant stay, alternating rest in the countryside and discovery of the great attractions, festivals and flea markets in the region.
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Lavande et Cigale 24.5Km
Located in the Drôme Provençale, between vineyards and lavender , where beauty with simplicity , stay in a pleasant and soothing environment . taste the sweet climate provencal, discover wine route , visiting medieval village Grignan, down the gorges of Ardeche or climb on Mont Ventoux.
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Le Moulin Vieux 24.8Km
In the heart of Provence lies the old mill.The property is full of charm and character and has been tastfully decorated throuhout. The stone construction of this old country house will delight you. The bedrooms are air conditioned with top quality beds for unforgatable nights Claude & Sylviane will offer you a warm welcome throughout the year.
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l'Olivier de la Com.. 25.2Km
A room with two beds and a bathroom with shower, basin and wc In an old farmhouse in the countryside near a small river. Independent entrance and terrace. Near a very pretty village in Venterol drome Nyons and south of Vaison la Romaine and Valréas
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Le Mas des Aromes 25.2Km
Isa et Michel welcome you to their farmhouse renovated nineteenth located near the most beautiful sites of Provence. Featuring 5 rooms for 14 people, you are expected to sleep and eat with family or friends in a refined setting the colors of Provence. Table d'hôtes
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La Pitchoune 25.8Km
Old Farm rebuilding in 2009. 4 bedrooms and restaurant. Between Avignon and Carpentras, in the country side but very easy to find. The meals and breakfast are very good, fresh and done with a lot of love. At 10 minutes from Avignon and his Festival and Carpentras.
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Chambres et tables .. 25.9Km
Located in Provence Courthezon (Orange 5km 18km from Avignon) the bed and breakfast ;THE 17; offers to share pleasant moments of relaxation and tranquility in the countryside.
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Chambres d'Hôtes La.. 26.0Km
At your choice, in annex, in the old sheepfold renovated, 2 rooms and 1 suite for 4 people personalized and bright :
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Les Aiguières 26.6Km
Located in Drôme Provençale, near the Médiéval Castle, 18th century Stone's house, Nice and big garden with pool . Profitez de la piscine et de la fraicheur d'une source à l'ombre des figuiers et de la cheminée dans le grand salon bibliothèque l'hiver. 5 chambres spacieuses et raffinées (toutes avec salle de bain et WC) vous attendent,accompagnées d'une table d'hôtes gourmande (On request) Table d'hôtes gourmande le soir (sur demande) Petit dejeuners sur la terrasse ombragée l'été.
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Mas De Claire Fonta.. 26.7Km
On the first floor, 3 room with shower room and WC private. on the 2nd floor, room with a shower room and WC private.
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Domaine Les Buisses 26.7Km
The Leveque familly is enjoyed to welcome us in her typical Provençale house. We are situaded near the Ventoux, the Drôme end the Ardèche.
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La Bastide des Mere.. 27.3Km
The house is situated 4km from Orange, tourist town renowned for its ancient theater, Triumphal Arch, Archaeological Museum, etc, 1.5 km from the famous vineyards of Chateauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes du Rhône, quiet place in the countryside . Grand shady park conducive to relaxing accompanied the singing of birds and the concert of cicadas. The 3 bedrooms are very comfortable (bed 16O, Bathroom with walk-in shower, separate toilet, TV and WIFI), each offers different colors that you can enjoy. Two are on the ground floor and one upstairs.
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Le Clos Des Sorgues 27.5Km
Le Thor
Le clos des Sorgues B&B is located at short driving distance from Avignon and Luberon area.` We propose there 4 ensuite rooms and a cabin with hot tube in a 12 hectares space with heated swimming pool.
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Domaine du Commande.. 28.7Km
In Provence, the vineyards of the Cotes du Rhone, Domaine Commander welcomes you in bed and breakfast.
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Lou Rigau 28.9Km
Mas in the countryside 2 km from Orange ideally situated for a visit of the most renowned in the region or for a relaxing step before continuing your journey (highway exit nearby)
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Mas Cantarelles 29.0Km
Located between Avignon and Luberon, this Mas of the eighteenth century welcomes you in a relaxing atmosphere with refined decoration. You can enhance your stay by visiting cultural, historical and sporting events. We do not accept chidren under 12 years old. 10% discount for stays of 6 nights or more
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Domaine des Gendali.. 29.0Km
5 guest rooms Provencal 25 m2 ground floor with TV, air conditioning, bathroom and toilet bed 160 cm. Reception room with bar and fireplace overlooking a private swimming pool 11m x 7m. Land of 2500 m2 planted with pines, completely fenced with private parking.
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Le Mas de L'Amandie.. 29.1Km
Bed and Breakfast with private shower and private toilet, air conditionning, fridge. Swimming pool, with pool-house, private car park.
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Au Jardin des Olivi.. 29.1Km
Comfortable room, double bed. Possibility of an extra single bed (adult / child), price on request. Included: bed linen, towels, pool towel. Common area for breakfast (including a fridge, microwave), open or closed to the garden. washing machine, dryer surcharge. Home from 16 hoursRooms must be vacated by 11am. Weekly rates on request 20% deposit on booking.
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Le Mas de La Roche 29.5Km
The XIII century Seignory has become a b&b Michèle and Pierre are pleased to welcome you in Mas de la Roche, a small paradise in the Drôme Provençale.
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Le Mas de La Fontai.. 29.6Km
Our traditional Mas Provencal and its rooms are located amids the lavender fields, offering a peacefull and luxurious stay in an authentic environment.
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Le Coeurisier 29.8Km
Le Thor
In the countryside, in a farmhouse of the eighteenth century, this guest house is ideal for those seeking peace, nature, a neat and warm welcome.
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Au Point de Lumiere 29.8Km
Our house is in a dominant position with a breathtaking view of the Vaucluse mountains and the villages of Saint Saturnin les Apt and Villars, as well as the beautiful valley covered with cherry and vineyards and lavender. A GR passes in front of our house, which invites to discover the numerous paths that wind around our beautiful and authentic medieval Provençal villages. You will have all leisure to discover the colorado provençal and Roussillon their ocher fairy chimneys etc .. and all this accompanied by the song of the cicadas, come and relax
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Le Moulin des Sourc.. 29.9Km
Hidden away in Provence in the Gros hamlet five kilometres from Gordes, Le Moulin des Sources is an old XVII century oil mill In a peaceful and pretty environment in the heart of the Luberon regional park, Dominique et Thierry are there to welcome you to a house full of character where the charm of old stone and contemporary decoration intermingle beautifully Discover the five rooms, all extremely comfortable, bright and tastefully decorated, all fully en suite.
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Chambre Dhôte Chez.. 0.2Km
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Aux Tournesols 1.4Km
Magnagnerie-old barn of 17-18C ideally located between Carpentras and Vaison la Romaine, the Laces of Montmirail and Mont Ventoux, near Orange, Avignon property lost among the cherry trees, plum trees and vines to 2 km from the center of Malaucène with its many restaurants, shops and its nice market on Wednesday morning
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Aux Tournesols 1.4Km
Ideally located between Carpentras and Vaison la Romaine, the Laces of Montmirail and Mont Ventoux, the property is lost among the cherry trees, plum trees and vines to 2 km from the center of Malaucène with its many restaurants, shops and a nice market Wednesday morning
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La Ferme Champ Sign.. 1.8Km
Situated in the countryside at the foot of Mont Ventoux "Farm Field Signoret offers quiet lodgings. In house or apartment. House" cherry "classified gîtes de France 2 *
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Restaurant & gites .. 4.4Km
David & Fiejette Worm welcome you in their gites in the middle of the Provence.
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La Ferme des Bélugu.. 4.5Km
La Barroux
25 m2 studio in a converted farmhouse restored to the former at the foot of Mont Ventoux and lace Montmirail in nature and quiet
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Le Mas en Provence 5.4Km
Chic & bio guesthouse at the foot of Mont Ventoux with pool. A completely restored Mas in front of the Castle of Entrechaux in the middle of nature . 5 minutes of Vaison La Romaine and 10 minutes from Malaucène
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Le Lit Qui Danse 7.0Km
Mollans Sur Ouvèze
Le Lit Qui Danse (the Dancing Bed) is a Provençal villa situated at the foot of Mont Ventoux and at walking distance of the village of Mollans-sur-Ouvèze. The house contains 3 guest rooms, 1 family room and 1 gîte. From the different terraces you have a spectacular view of the quiet and green Ouvèze valley and the steep, impressively wild north face of Mont Ventoux. Jo can often be found on the slopes of Mont Ventoux, walking between woods and vineyards. Ann loves spoiling her guests with dishes using the best in local produce.
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Gîte De Provence Si.. 7.0Km
Detached cottage with brand new owner, it is 300 meters from the village. The cottage has 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and dining area and a sun terrace. Pool 9 x 4 e will relax.
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Maison Mon Ventoux 7.4Km
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Maison Mon Ventoux offers accommodation in Bédoin. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site. Some units feature a seating area for your convenience. Views of the mountains, pool or garden are featured in certain rooms. Every room includes a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower and shower. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hair dryer. You will find a shared lounge at the property. You can engage in various activities, such as cycling and hiking. Caumont Airport is 33 km away.
Moulin d'Antelon 8.1Km
Crillon le Brave
In Provence, at the foot of Mont Ventoux south side, we welcome you in a guest room in a mill of the 12th century. All rooms have separate entrances, four are located on the ground floor, 2 upstairs. Suite duplex and ideal for families, groups of cyclists, individual, Moulin is a must for lovers of history and old Pierrre. On the spot: parking, park crossed by a stream, large pool of 25 x 12 M, Table d'hote evening terrace at disposal. Space, freedom, family and friendly atmosphere.
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Les Parrans 8.3Km
cottages located in a small Provencal village 10 km from Vaison la Romaine and the baronies Buis, 20 km from the famous Mont Ventoux. Ideal for nature lovers and sports (biking, hiking, quad biking, fishing, skiing ...). For lovers of good wine and good food. heated pool, terraces quiet conviviality. Tasty breakfasts and host tables every night served on the terrace.
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Lis Esquirou: villa.. 8.4Km
Villa for 8 people 4 bedrooms * 4 ranked near Vaison la Romaine in wooded, south facing southeast panoramic
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Auberge d'Anais 8.5Km
Family inn with seven rooms and a shed that can accommodate as rooms from 1 to 5 people. Half or full board can Panoramic view and facing the pool and garden Ventoux nice Hostel is a quiet and calm.
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Apartment Rue de l'.. 8.5Km
Les Verveines 8.6Km
In a villa in the heart of a 3000m2 property with swimming pool and bowling green, the cottage can accommodate 6 adults and 2 children. It consists of 3 bedrooms. Each is equipped with its own bathroom and a toilet. The living room with kitchen and a veranda overlooking a terrace where you can enjoy a view of the hills of Baronnies. We also have a guest room comfortable with private entrance and costs 85 per night (or 80 > 2 nights. We propose you weekly rents as bed and breakfast for the night. You also have the opportunity to reserve a table for diner.
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Vacances en Provenc.. 8.6Km
Cottages in a large Provencal farmhouse surrounded by vineyards ^. For 2 to 5 people. 2 bedroom corner kitchen, living room and sitting area. Court omb rage, barbecue, garden, carport
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Le Loft 8.7Km
Set in a spacious attic, this apartment is located in the centre of Vaison-la-Romaine, just 500 metres from its Roman Bridge. With stone walls and exposed wooden beams, it also offers free wired internet. Le Loft features wooden furniture and a seating area with a sofa bed. It also includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. Le Loft also provides a kitchen equipped with an oven and a fridge. The apartment is close to many restaurants and shops. The apartment is 28 km from Carpentras, 32 km from Mont Ventoux and 33 km from Orange.
La Romaine 8.8Km
one bed and breakfast in a beautiful Provençal house, ideally located in Vaison la Romaine: Facing the excavations of Vilasse, cetrte house was owned by Mr. Burrus, Senator donor, causing the excavation of Vaison. Thanks to him that "Roman" was added to the name VAISON.
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Le Clos de Gabant 9.0Km
Two charming cottages * 3 to 2 to 4 people with pool, in the heart of Provence in Vaison la Romaine in the Vaucluse.
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Les Aygues 9.6Km
We will gladly welcome you as friends in your comfortable suite, in a quiet Provence house surrounded by a nice flower garden in the splendid Provence.
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Les Cerisiers 9.9Km
In the heart of Provence in the Vaucluse region, just a few minutes from the charming small market town of Bedoin, you will find our guesthouse, Les Cerisiers (The Cherry Trees).
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Amour Provence 9.9Km
Anta and Jean-Claude are delighted to welcome you to Amour Provence, set in an old farm-house (called a mas in Provence), at the foot of Seguret village, one of the prettiest French villages. We have decided to make your stay among us unforgettable; you will enjoy the Provence quiet way of life, amongst olive trees, a magical place offering charm, comfort and simplicity... Amour Provence offers a panoramic view on the village itself and on the Dentelles de Montmirail
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Chalet la lisière 10.3Km
Station le Mont Serein Beaumont du Ventoux
Holiday home 2 to 12 people. Chalet Mont Ventoux. Near nice Provence towns (Vaison La Romaine). The center of a Biosphere Reserve Mont Ventoux. Animation on site. View on the summit.
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Chez Véronique Et N.. 10.5Km
Le Temps D'un Rêve 10.8Km
Situated in the heart of Provence, at the foot of the Mont Ventoux between Carpentras and Bédoin, Kryss and Daniel will welcome you at their gîte and chambre dhôtes. The quiet and relaxing surroundings await you in the centre of 9 acres of vineyards - 25km from Avignon (Palais des Papes, Pont dAvignon); 21km from Isle sur la Sorgue (Fontaine de Vaucluse); 14km from Dentelles de Montmirail which, for the most adventurous amongst you, is about 10km from the start of the bicycle trek to the Mont Ventoux.
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Les Jardins Champ S.. 10.9Km
Located in the countryside at the foot of Mount Ventoux, "the gardens Champ Signoret" homes offer three charming 3 * and a separate apartment classified 3 * (label key holiday) in ground chausée quiet pool. Nice view of the mountains Ventoux and the campaign environnante.tous deposits have a garden and terrace. Shared pool (11.5 x5, 5) - Holiday Weekend in offseason
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Apartment Chemin de.. 11.0Km
Apartment Chemin de Beaume á Mazan II offers accommodation in Beaumes-de-Venise. A microwave and a refrigerator can be found in the kitchenette and there is a private bathroom. Other facilities at Apartment Chemin de Beaume á Mazan II include an outdoor pool. Avignon is 26 km from Apartment Chemin de Beaume á Mazan II, while Orange is 22 km away. Caumont Airport is 24 km from the property.
Sous Les Chênes 11.2Km
Danish family owned B&B in the heart of Provence. Peaceful situated with a fanstastic vue
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Le Vieux Figuier 11.7Km
Jacques and Maite Rey look forward to welcoming you to their Bed & Breakfast, an elegantly renovated 18th century «mas» nestled among the vineyards of Seguret, officially designated «one of the most beautiful villages of Provence».
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Jacqueline Roux 11.9Km
The rest house "La Soleïado" is in the heart of Provence, north Vaucluse in Roaix to 5 km from Vaison-la-Romaine in an area of vines and olive-trees. You will find there an environment calm and resting, but also an ideal site to radiate in the whole Vaucluse and Drôme Provençale: Nyons, Orange, Vaison-la-Romaine, Carpentras, Avignon, the Mont Ventoux, the Fountain of Vaucluse, Gordes, Les Gorges du Toulourenc are with your range for excursions at the day. Located between the river of l' Ouvèze and the small village of Roaix, the lodging being next to the villa, in front of on a semi-shaded garden and stretching until in the wood who go along the banks. The lodging is accessible to any handicap. For your tourist stay we will accommodate you with warm in our beautiful area !
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La Villa Aux Olivie.. 12.0Km
In a small Provençal village located near the Mont Ventoux, Bedoin, Carpentras and Avignon and at the door of the Luberon, we offer the rental of a cottage and a guest room where you can admire the magnificent view . These accommodations in a quiet and close to nature, you can practice cycling, mountain biking, ATV and hiking. Beautiful ballads are possible in the area.
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Mas du Tilleul 12.3Km
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Les Secrets de Cezanne is an 18th-century house located in the typical Provencal village of Mazan, just 25 km away from Avignon. Here guests can relax by the outdoor pool or take part in a Provencal culinary activity. The rooms at Les Secrets de Cezanne are decorated in a Provencal style with antique furnishings and wooden beams. Each room has a seating area and a view of the garden or pool. A continental breakfast is served every morning, which guests can enjoy in the room, living room or the garden. The hosts can prepare meals for guests everyday up on reservation. The Avignon TGV Train Station is 40 minutes away and the Abbaye de Senanque is 20 km away. Free Wi-Fi and free private parking are available on site.
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Campaign in town! This "campaign" built in the 19th century is a former summer home of Carpentras, 200 meters walk from the historic center of Carpentras and its famous Friday market under the plane trees. Red Castle has 3 staircases, the rooms are well separated from each other. Suites Mont Ventoux and fruit trees in the center of the second home, Then west and Glycine's room Garden to the east of the building.
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ORFILA REMI 15.8Km
In a wooded park of 5 hectares in the heart of Provence, Les Poplars would like to Welcome. It is a charming hotel residence Multi-service which can accommodate as part of a business trip for short or long stays or for your vacation. Situated in a quiet green area in the country, it is recently built studios and comfortable rooms, classified Clévacances 2 stars. The Poplars Residence consists of 10 apartments and 4 luxury rooms in 3-storey buildings. Built in the style of Provence, is situated in a wooded park with pool, near Mont Ventoux, laces of Montmirail, Abbey Senanque, 15 km from Avignon halfway between Orange and Carpentras.
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Retail sales rose in April for a third straight month but the rate of increase slowed considerably from March.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, sales inched up 0.1% and were up 4.0% from the same time a year ago. As it released its April report, the government revised its March number to show an increase of 1.5% instead of the 1.1% reported earlier.
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Among the sectors showing sales gains were gas stations (+0.8%), autos (+0.7%) and clothing and accessory stores (+1.2%). Those advances were offset by a decline of 2.3% at electronics and appliance stores and drop of 0.9% at restaurants and bars.
After one of the worst winters in years, analysts expected sales would be strong in the early months of 2014. However, Sterne Agee Chief Economist Lindsey Piegza says the pent up demand for goods purchases, "appears to have been satisfied in just two months time" and that the "robust spending levels of February and March have all but disappeared into a lackluster near zero pace of spending" at the start of the second quarter.
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Nutrition Counselor Information from the FFA
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Nutrition Counselors advise and counsel on the nutritional value of food, caloric intake, and other food characteristics, while ensuring that nutritional requirements and health goals are met.
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Nutrition Counselors (clinical dietitians) provide nutritional services for patients in institutions such as hospitals and nursing homes. They assess patients' nutritional needs, develop and implement nutrition programs, and evaluate and report the results. They also confer with doctors and other health care professionals in order to coordinate medical and nutritional needs. Some nutrition counselors specialize in the management of overweight patients, care of the critically ill, or care of renal (kidney) and diabetic patients. In addition, those employed by nursing homes or small hospitals may also manage the food service department.
Educational Requirements: 4 year degree
Suggested High School/Collegiate Courses: Agriculture, family and consumer sciences, psychology, dietetics, nutrition, biology, math, business and computers.
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Working Conditions: Most Nutrition Counselors work a regular 40-hour week, although some work weekends. Many work part time. Dietitians and nutritionists spend much of their time in clean, well-lighted, and well-ventilated areas. However, some dietitians spend time in hot, steamy kitchens. Dietitians and nutritionists may be on their feet for most of the work day.
Dietitians help promote good health through proper eating. They supervise the preparation and service of food, develop modified diets, participate in research, and educate individuals and groups on good nutritional habits. In a medical setting, a dietitian may provide specific artificial nutritional needs to patients unable to consume food normally. Dietary modification to address medical issues involving dietary intake is also a major part of dietetics. The goals of the dietary department are to provide medical nutritional intervention, obtain, prepare, and serve flavorsome, attractive, and nutritious food to patients, family members, and health care providers.
In many countries only people who have specified educational credentials can call themselves "dietitians" — the title is legally protected. The term "nutritionist" is also widely used; however, the term nutritionist is not regulated as dietitian is. People may call themselves nutritionists without the educational and professional requirements of registered dietitians."
The educational requirement for dietitians and those using the term nutritionist is important.
A Nutrition counselor has an important function in the overall counseling process.
In my alcohol treatment experience about 30 years ago, the first thing they did was give my B complex vitamins for my neuropathy and I was intrigued by that approach and began to look carefully at what was then called orthomolecular psychiatry.
I was surprised to learn that symptoms of schizophrenia for example could result from a wheat allergy.
Of course Beri Beri and scurvey are illnesses which occur as a result of poor nutrition, lack of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and what we now call phytochemicals.
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ABC Radio's Melbourne breakfast program, hosted by Red Symons, has knocked 3AW out of the number one spot for the first time since 1992, helping 774 ABC Melbourne to a historic win in every program across the day.
Symons, 65, has enjoyed a second career as a radio broadcaster after finding fame as a guitarist in the 1970s Australian band Skyhooks and then as a nasty judge on Nine's Hey Hey It's Saturday variety show.
The local content manager for ABC radio Victoria, Cath Hurley, said it was the first time the station had won all timeslots across the day – from breakfast to drive.
"There has been a lot of interesting things going on in Melbourne in politics and people are really engaging with 774's content," Hurley told Guardian Australia.
"Red Symons is very much a man of Melbourne. He is very bright but he also has his own independent take on things. He helps people to wake up with a smile on their faces."
The news was not so good for FM radio stars Kyle and Jackie O who slipped again in their fourth survey at their new home on KIIS1065. The duo left 2DayFM owned by Southern Cross Austereo last year.
It was even worse for Fairfax Radio's 2UE Sydney talk station, owned by the publisher of the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age, which has slipped to an all-time low of 3.8%. The leading radio station in Sydney is 2GB on a share of 12.5.
Symons and 774's win brought a disappointing result for Fairfax Radio's Melbourne station 3AW which was prevented from reaching a milestone. The Melbourne breakfast spot has been dominated by 3AW duo Ross Stevenson and John Burns who were just about to celebrate their 100th survey win when Symons jumped 1.2% to 17.3% and they slipped to 16.6% .
In the morning slot, 774 ABC Melbourne's Jon Faine has maintained his lead over 3AW talkback king Neil Mitchell with a 14.2 share to his rival's 13.8, the GfK radio survey released on Tuesday shows.
There was more good news in the local radio ratings for Aunty in Sydney, where drive presenter Richard Glover increased his audience share of by 1.4 to a winning 10.7, ahead of 2GB's Ben Fordham on 9.8 and WSFM's drive program on 9.0.
Kyle and Jackie O have once again been beaten by their Australian Radio Network stablemates on WSFM, Jonesy and Amanda, who stole the FM breakfast radio crown from them last survey.
Kyle and Jackie O had remained unbeaten for seven years at two radio stations.
WSFM breakfast hosts, Brendan "Jonesy" Jones and Amanda Keller, hit number one in the last survey and rose another 1.5% to 11.5 this time, ahead of Kyle and Jackie O who fell another 0.5% to 9.0.
In the last survey Kyle and Jackie O dropped 1.4 points from 10.9 to 9.5, putting them in second place for the first time in 55 radio surveys.
WSFM has enjoyed several survey rises and is now the number one station on the FM band, ahead of sister station KIIS.
The Lachlan Murdoch-owned Nova Entertainment stations had mixed results. Smooth FM continues to improve, posting a 6.5% share to land fifth, and Nova slipped to a 7.2% share and third spot.
Macquarie Radio's 2GB talk station has slipped to 12.5%, but remains the leading station by a long way. The Alan Jones show at breakfast dominates the market with a massive 14.1% share. ABC 702 Sydney is second with 11.0 and WSFM third with 11.5.
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The resort is beautiful. When you enter the lobby the view is absolutely breathtaking. The front desk staff was very nice, cordial and informative. Very nice staff everywhere in the restaurant and boutiques on the beach. Close proximity to all activities. I can not wait to come back to Coco-Reef Tobago!!! The floor tiles need some sprucing up. They are really gorgeous but a bit worn.
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Skip to comments.Deflating the Deflation Myth
Posted on 04/02/2014 3:55:29 PM PDT by BfloGuy
The fear of deflation serves as the theoretical justification of every inflationary action taken by the Federal Reserve and central banks around the world. It is why the Federal Reserve targets a price inflation rate of 2 percent, and not 0 percent. It is in large part why the Federal Reserve has more than quadrupled the money supply since August 2008. And it is, remarkably, a great myth, for there is nothing inherently dangerous or damaging about deflation.
Deflation is feared not only by the followers of Milton Friedman (those from the so-called Monetarist or Chicago School of economics), but by Keynesian economists as well. Leading Keynesian Paul Krugman, in a 2010 New York Times article titled Why Deflation is Bad, cited deflation as the cause of falling aggregate demand since when people expect falling prices, they become less willing to spend, and in particular less willing to borrow.[1]
Presumably, he believes this delay in spending lasts in perpetuity. But we know from experience that, even in the face of falling prices, individuals and businesses will still, at some point, purchase the good or service in question. Consumption cannot be forever forgone. We see this every day in the computer/electronics industry: the value of using an iPhone over the next six months is worth more than the savings in delaying its purchase.
Another common argument in the defamation of deflation concerns profits. With falling prices, how can businesses earn any as profit margins are squeezed? But profit margins by definition result from both sale prices and costs. If costs which are after all prices themselves also fall by the same magnitude (and there is no reason why they would not), profits are unaffected.
If deflation impacts neither aggregate demand nor profits, how does it cause recessions? It does not. Examining any recessionary period subsequent to the Great Depression would lead one to this conclusion.
In addition, the American economic experience during the nineteenth century is even more telling.
Twice, while experiencing sustained and significant economic growth, the American economy endured deflationary periods of 50 percent.[2] But what of the statistical proof offered in Friedmans A Monetary History of the United States? A more robust study has been completed by several Federal Reserve economists who found:
... the only episode in which we find evidence of a link between deflation and depression is the Great Depression (1929-34). We find virtually no evidence of such a link in any other period. ... What is striking is that nearly 90% of the episodes with deflation did not have depression. In a broad historical context, beyond the Great Depression, the notion that deflation and depression are linked virtually disappears.[3]
If deflation does not cause recessions (or depressions as they were known prior to World War II), what does? And why was it so prominently featured during the Great Depression? According to economists of the Austrian School of economics, recessions share the same source: artificial inflation of the money supply. The ensuing malinvestment caused by synthetically lowered interest rates is revealed when interest rates resort to their natural level as determined by the supply and demand of savings.
In the resultant recession, if fractional-reserve-based loans are defaulted or repaid, if a central bank contracts the money supply, and/or if the demand for money rises significantly, deflation may occur. More frequently, however, as central bankers frantically expand the money supply at the onset of a recession, inflation (or at least no deflation) will be experienced. So deflation, a sometime symptom, has been unjustly maligned as a recessionary source.
But todays central bankers do not share this belief. In 2002, Ben Bernanke opined that sustained deflation can be highly destructive to a modern economy and should be strongly resisted.[4] The current Federal Reserve chair, Janet Yellen, shares his concerns:
... it is conceivable that this very low inflation could turn into outright deflation. Worse still, if deflation were to intensify, we could find ourselves in a devastating spiral in which prices fall at an ever-faster pace and economic activity sinks more and more.[5]
Now unmoored from any gold standard constraints and burdened with massive government debt, in any possible scenario pitting the spectre of deflation against the ravages of inflation, the biases and phobias of central bankers will choose the latter. This choice is as inevitable as it will be devastating.
Humans need to consume to survive and want to consume to improve their lives. That prices are dropping won't change that.
Now, if the government decides it must control prices and announces a schedule under which all prices must drop by such-and-such a per cent each month, then, perhaps, the fears of deflation might be true. Given a timetable, consumers might, indeed, alter their buying habits to take advantage of future savings.
But given a stable currency and an economic climate where investment in production resulted in gradual improvements in efficiency [and, therefore, price decreases], no such unwillingness to consume would happen.
The 1880s saw the greatest increase in per-capita GDP in American history. Unemployment fell to 2.5%, despite high immigration. Real wages rose 23% between 1879 and 1889. The country boomed, led by heavy capital investment. The amount of rail track laid, for example, grew from 2,665 miles in 1878 to 11,568 miles in 1882. The value of building permits increased by 150% between 1878 and 1883.
And here's the most fascinating part of the story prices steadily fell from the end of the Civil War until the early 1890s, when they finally stabilized. You'd be hard-pressed to find a working economist today on Wall Street who could explain why the greatest decades of economic growth in American history could have been achieved during a period of deflation.
We could all stand with some "deflation" in food and energy prices. And by the way, food and energy are the two things that the Bureau of Labor Statistics does NOT count when calculating inflation. How convenient.
Debtors will not repay loans with dollars worth much more than what they borrowed causing massive, systemic default. Widespread default means there are fewer people willing and able to loan money.
Of course that's only a problem for those who are debtors and without money.
Like 90% of the voters in the USA.
Bet on inflation. The Fed is a political animal.
There is a difference between falling prices, because of increased productivity and innovation......and falling prices because the economy is being starved of money.
There are other facets of deflation that should not be ignored. An important one is a strong decline in economic *velocity*. Velocity is how rapidly the same money travels through the economy.
For example, you are paid a dollar, then you immediately spend that dollar to buy a candy bar. The same day the store that sold you the candy bar purchases more inventory, and their wholesaler pays one of its employees with that dollar. This is substantial economic velocity.
However, during deflation, when you are paid that dollar, though prices are dropping, you hang on to it instead of buying things, or only spend it on essentials.
Gresham's law (bad money pushes out good) happens with just the single currency, by slowing down economic velocity. That is, deflated money is the good money, which you save, and bad money is *not* buying things, even though their price is dropping.
>>There is a difference between falling prices, because of increased productivity and innovation......and falling prices because the economy is being starved of money.<<
Yes, and the biggest problem presented by deflation caused by a monetary contraction is that wages are sticky. Businesses can cut costs in many areas during a deflation, but it's very difficult to cut wages.
Instead, costs are cut by laying off employees (rather than imposing a, say, 5% across the board cut on them.) As the deflation of the 1930's continued, more and more people were laid off and jobs became scarcer and scarcer. Had the Fed simply maintained a steady supply of money, the Depression need not have happened. The didn't, and it did.
The late 1800's might have been a wonderful success story over the long run, but I believe bank panics were common during that time, and the immediate aftermaths weren't pretty.
Why would anyone *ever* drop the price of...anything?
...and the answer is: to sell something faster.
If you don't want to sell something faster, then you can simply hold your price instead of dropping it.
So the answer to the question of deflation, falling prices, is that dropping prices speeds up sales.
Or viewed from the other angle: slowing sales cause Sellers to lower their prices.
On Sale Now! Hurry!
It is all about moving money faster.
"The 1880s saw the greatest increase in per-capita GDP in American history. Unemployment fell to 2.5%, despite high immigration. Real wages rose 23% between 1879 and 1889. The country boomed, led by heavy capital investment. The amount of rail track laid, for example, grew from 2,665 miles in 1878 to 11,568 miles in 1882. The value of building permits increased by 150% between 1878 and 1883."
Yes, and also, everyone, from state governments backing railroad bonds, to state and federal governments giving public land for railroads rights of way, to foreign and domestic investors, to bankers, investors and individuals of every economic level borrowing to invest were investing in railroads. At the end it was followed by the period of the highest rate of bankruptcies in American history and opened American law and jurisprudence to much if what we have in bankruptcy law today. Yes, the boom in railroads fueled a growing economy in the late 1800s, and was followed by the panic of 1893, as the railroads and all the investment in them based on debt proved to be an unrealistic bubble -
"people rushed to withdraw their money from banks and caused bank runs. The credit crunch rippled through the economy. A financial panic in the United Kingdom and a drop in trade in Europe caused foreign investors to sell American stocks to obtain American funds backed by gold.[91] People attempted to redeem silver notes for gold; ultimately the statutory limit for the minimum amount of gold in federal reserves was reached and US notes could no longer be successfully redeemed for gold.[91] Investments during the time of the Panic were heavily financed through bond issues with high interest payments. The National Cordage Company (the most actively traded stock at the time) went into receivership as a result of its bankers calling their loans in response to rumors regarding the NCC's financial distress. As the demand for silver and silver notes fell, the price and value of silver dropped. Holders worried about a loss of face value of bonds, and many became worthless. A series of bank failures followed, and the Northern Pacific Railway, the Union Pacific Railroad and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad failed. This was followed by the bankruptcy of many other companies; in total over 15,000 companies and 500 banks failed (many in the west). According to high estimates, about 17%19% of the workforce was unemployed at the Panic's peak. The huge spike in unemployment, combined with the loss of life savings by failed banks, meant that a once-secure middle-class could not meet their mortgage obligations. As a result, many walked away from recently built homes. From this, the sight of the vacant Victorian (haunted) house entered the American mindset."
Let's get real. Money supply August 4, 2008: $8,788,900M. March 17, 2014: $12,413,100M. Money supply growth's been steady for decades:
Deflation is a problem in an economy built on debtors.
If there are debtors then there are lenders. Economic activity means there are debtors and lenders. Deflation is a problem in an economy built on economic activity.
tx. good way to start the new day ;)
From 1870 to 1900 percapita gdp rose by $2,964 to $6,004 --in 2009 dollars. Compare that to the most recent three decades where our per capita gdp's increased by $20,844 to $49,797 --also in 2009 dollars. Most people would prefer what we have today.
Something else is the fact that growth in the late 1800's was chaos --we'd fall by 7% one year and soar by 10% the next:
Looking at the two eras side by side makes it impossible to say the economy of the late 1800's was "stabilized".
Heh. Good trick, using this new-fangled "MZM". Sort of like how the feds keep re-defining CPI.
But we have become over-indebted because the Fed has fixed the price of interest too low. It has done that by inflating the currency. The two are one and the same.
You can't just fix one and then worry about the other later.
I disagree. The velocity of money is an interesting but, ultimately, meaningless metric.
Money is an asset. People earn money and, as long as they hold on to it, they own it. That's all there is to it.
No one talks about the velocity of furniture or, I don't know, the velocity of automobiles. And why would they? You own them and you sell them when and if you feel like it.
Money is no different. The economy does not depend on the spending of money ever more quickly from one person to the next. That is the great mistake of Keynesianism.
Economic growth is not caused by consumer spending; it occurs when money is saved and then lent to entrepreneurs who use it to expand production or make current production more efficient.
Production causes economic growth -- not consumer spending.
But the economy can only be "starved" for money when it has previously been fed too much by the government which suddenly yanked it away. A free market in money would adapt to changes in its supply just as it adapts to changes in the amount of oil available or the number of tomatoes available for sale.
I don't think the velocity of money is particularly Keynesian. It actually makes more sense than imagining an economy as a static zero sum game, because it envisions economics as a dynamic model, which more accurately reflects its behavior.
I actually can talk about velocity with automobile production. Car companies do not make a batch of cars and sell them before making the next batch. They continually make new ones as the old ones are selling. A dynamic system. Even their intra-company money velocity matters. As soon as they are paid for a car, the money circulates through their system, paying wages and buying new materials, as well as funding future products r&d.
For them to have too much cash on hand is a real problem. They need to keep it moving and doing things to remain a vital company.
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Rescuers brought the 52-year-old the final 180m to the surface at around 11am yesterday, allowing him to glimpse daylight for the first time in almost a fortnight. According to Bild newspaper, he was airlifted to a hospital in Salzburg shortly after midday.
"A chapter of Alpine rescue history has been written here over the last 12 days," said the Bavarian mountain rescue chief Norbert Heiland, adding that officials initially doubted whether a rescue was possible given the scale of the cave.
Klemens Reindl, who supervised the rescue operation, said 728 people from five countries – Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and Croatia – had taken part. "It was one of the most difficult rescue operations in the history of the mountain rescue service," he told the BBC. "The international character of the mission was remarkable."
"Since the birth of caving, there have been only two incidents of this depth, complexity and difficulty," the Italian rescuer Roberto Conti added.
A fit expert could climb from the accident site to the entrance in about 12 hours, but rescuers had to haul Mr Westhauser, who reportedly works at the Institute for Applied Physics at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, on a stretcher. The cave entrance is on a mountainside, 1,800m above sea level.
Mr Westhauser's condition has been described throughout as "stable". Officials did not elaborate yesterday, but Mr Reindl said he "came through the rescue operation well".
Researchers, including Mr Westhauser, have been exploring the Riesending cave since 2002. Discovered in 1995, its name translates as "giant thing", reportedly after an exclamation uttered by one of the other explorers, Hermann Sommer. It has been described as "an Everest of the deep". So far, only 12 miles of its hundreds of tunnels have been mapped.
"The caves are the last undiscovered continent," Professor Edgar Dachs of Salzburg University, Austria, told The Independent on Sunday last weekend. "You can discover new unexplored territory here like Christopher Columbus."
Professor Dachs and other scientists believe the Bavarian cave system is almost certainly linked by an undiscovered "super cave" to another 50 mile-long labyrinth comprising some 4,000 caves in Austria called the Kolowrat cave system. "Nobody knows where the link is. Finding it would be a sensation," Professor Dachs added.
But Bavaria's top security official said he wanted to make sure the highly publicised rescue did not attract "risk tourism" to the cave. The Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann advocated shutting the cave entrance to ensure it was accessed only by experts. APReuse content