n.
The coded and careful language employed by U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan.
Example Citation:
"Harking back to his infamous 'irrational exuberance' speech, Greenspan again said stock prices may be 'excessive.' But he added the best way to deal with a possible bubble is to pursue price stability.

In typical Greenspeak, he said price stability can 'induce investors to take on more risk and drive asset prices to unsustainable levels.' "
Ed Carson, "Philly Fed says higher input prices aren't passed on," Investor's Business Daily, June 18, 1999
In typical Greenspeak, he said price stability can 'induce investors to take on more risk and drive asset prices to unsustainable levels.' "
Ed Carson, "Philly Fed says higher input prices aren't passed on," Investor's Business Daily, June 18, 1999
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camouflanguage
cryptolect
glide path
Humpty Dumpty language
irrational depression
Netspeak
plastic words
Spinnish
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