But excess spending will increase money in the system and cause rise in price of goods and services. A good example is the housing and credit market of 2007, individuals and businesses increased spent in excess as a result we had consumer crash 2008 and the inflation rate was 4.1% in 2007.
[ 3 syll. (s)pur-geo(n), sp-urge-on ] The baby boy name Spurgeon is pronounced as SPERERJHihN â . Spurgeon's language of origin is Old French and it is predominantly used in the English language. The name is of the meaning 'a medicinal plant'. Spurgeon is an unusual baby name for boys. Its usage peaked in 1901 with 0.008% of baby boys being given the name Spurgeon. Its ranking then was #775. The baby name has since experienced a drop in popularity, and is currently of only very modest use.
Etymology & Historical Origin-Brenton. Brenton is the transferred use of an old English surname derived from a place name (given to a few different medieval villages variously recorded as Brinton, Brington or Bryneton).he name ultimately means âBryniâs homesteadâ from Bryni â an ancient Anglo-Saxon personal name originating from the Olde English word âbryneâ meaning âfire, flameâ â and âtunâ which is Olde English for âfarm, homestead, townâ. Brenton therefore means âfire townâ.