Try to find a common definition of inflation! The best I could do is that in the US it's the rise in CPI. A rise in CPI in an increase in the COSTS to consumers, so of course they will buy less unless their wages go up. But globalisation has made labour a world commodity so, in developed countries, it's hard to get increased wages. No, non of this will work.

Governments are deadbeats so the best Central Banks can do is write off a percentage of government debt each year and keep the game going. This is what negative interest rates really are. It won't solve the problem but it will keep the game going till the next election.