3. The study comprises of GDP deflator of the world and this research mainly
investigates the association between GDP deflator of the world.
The main source of these measures would account for secondary data, having
being obtained from World Bank. This article describes the impact of the GDP
deflator and assesses the significant effect on countries located in varies continents.
The GDP Deflator is accounted through the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA),
by means of 2005 as the foundation year; the deflator designed for 2005 is place to
100 among additional years reported comparative to the 2005.
4. To study the relationship between GDP deflators of different countries.
5. Is there any association between GDP deflator and the world.
6. The first chapter in this study contains an overview of variables, statement of problems that
shows the investigation of the impact of GDP deflator on the world and hypothesis which
was proposed in the research with a brief outline of the study.
Chapter two have the real meaning of research studies restricted with various research
resources. In this chapter the researchers have came across at previous researches on
similar topics and variables.
It also gives an overview on in what way the variables of the given research have been
linked with other factors by different authors and what were the findings of those
researches.
Chapter four contains the results and findings of this study which show the relationships
between variables.
The last Chapter five have conclusion; which gives the summary of entire research,
discussions, implications faced and possible future researches which were found to be of
notice during the given research.
7. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
The plan of the BEA is to give the better considerate of the
financial system and to offer applicable, precise information in a cost effectual way.
8. Ajuzi , Edoh, Kang, Uwakonye and Keleta (2008) In the sixteen century the quantity theory
of the money and exchange equation was developed.
It was developed to speculate the response some of the variables, more especially the rate
of inflation with the imports of goods and services.
To estimate the model the vector auto regression was used.
The consequences show that the impact of reduction in growth rate of CPI inflation over
the import, therefore the economic policy has been formulated in a way so that it made wet
the weight of inflationary pressure.
9. Karnika and Fernandes (2009) Experiments and counter factual has been done to analyze
the impact of oil sector.
Instruments targets approach also used to determine the impact of the oil sector.
Ghinamo and Panteghini (2009) investigated how the corporate tax rates will be affected by
the impact of economic and political conditions.
large dataset from 1983 to 2003 period of countries was being analyzed.
Those countries that have high human capital may also have result in higher physical
investment ratios related to GDP and lower fertility.
Government consumption share in GDP is inversely proportional to the growth, but public
investment share is insignificantly related.
Market distortions proxy is negatively related to growth rate and positively related to
political stability.
10. Baier and Bergstrand (2007) the study discusses how and why the world trade grows and
what are their results and causes.
Economist discussion tend to see this question as cause of grow are the political led means
liberalization of trade in bilateral and multilateral, whereas journalists argue that because of
technology led which result in low transportation cost is the reason of grow in world trade.
Hwang ,Huang and Yang (2008) study was conducted tested to analyze the relationship
involving economic enlargement and energy utilization.
The data of GDP and energy consumption of 82 countries from 1972-2002 was collected,
further categorized in to four groups and then tested to analyze the relationship involving
economic enlargement and energy utilization.
At the end of the analysis no evidence has been found which will represent in all four
income categories which prove that energy consumption result in economic growth but
after all every country must follow and adopt the conservative energy policy
11. Neri and Nobili (2010) This article discusses that how modifications within the central
funds amend through the US Federal Reserve influence the Europe’s financial system.
It was discovered that a raise in the central fund cause the euro to right away decreased in
value although in exacting oil; prices turn down penetratingly which reflect the turn down
in demand.
Lower commodities price encourages household utilization in the period of rigid prices.
The privileged total demand encourages an expansion of Europe economic activity.
12. Rosson, Marietto amd Silva (2011) This thesis scrutinizes the macroeconomic recoil
outcome for the worldwide economy occurring from power competence policies.
The writing differentiates three kinds of ricochet consequence from power competence
developments: straight, not direct and financial system broad
13. Method of data collection
Sampling technique
Sample size
Statistical Technique
Research Model developed
14. Information gather from the secondary source.
It was collected from the record of World Bank.
Variables of our study are:
“GDP DEFLATOR OF MULTIPLE COUNTRIES”
Get together the data of different countries for the period of 30 years.
15. The sampling was done randomly, some developed and some devolving countries are being
selected.
16. Sample of 450 observations from the 15 developed and developing nations.
these include:
AUSTRIA CANADA GERMANY
INDIA ISRAEL ITALY
CHINA SRILANKA PAKISTAN
UNITED STATES UGANDA UNITED KINGDOM
VENEZUELA SOUTH AFRICA AUSTRALIA
17. The statistical technique which we used to check the variable is:
Correlation:
To check the magnitude of variables
It is purely use two check relation between two variables
18. GDP Deflator
US
GDP Deflator
Pakistan
GDP Deflator
China
GDP Deflator
India
GDP Deflator
Italy
GDP Deflator
Germany
GDP Deflator
UK
GDP Deflator
Austria
GDP Deflator
Australia
GDP Deflator
South Africa
GDP Deflator
Uganda
GDP Deflator
Sri Lanka
GDP Deflator
Venezuela
GDP Deflator
Canada
GDP Deflator
Austria
This model basically tells us about the variables which we have studied in our
research that is GDP deflator and its association with the countries of the
world.
36. Confirms the significant effect of the level of prices of all the goods and services,
domestically produced around the globe
The significance varies from country to country which may be due to the macroeconomic
factors of each country.
Standard GDP Deflator may perhaps root out errors in its calculation for products that are
heterogeneous in nature.
37. During the years 1982-2004, European countries were affected by the macroeconomics
shocks which resulted in financial instability and hence hindering the level of prices of the
domestically produced.
Large economies like USA, producing oil are less likely to be exposed to oil shocks.
However an undersized economy, that is not engaged oil production would not be affected
by oil price shocks to large extent.
Liberalization of stock market caused relaxation in the restrictions of social and economic
policies reducing the financial constraints and consequently industries rapidly amplified
with greater opportunities.
To eliminate the effect of inflation, output indicators are deflated and one common deflator
is used., the sector of heterogeneity should be calculated by means of individual sector
price index for significant results.
38. Information regarding the growth of wealth due to which potential movements in domestic
inflation could be easily predicted which would impact the GDP Deflator directly or
indirectly.
In terms of policy, the overall results of this study suggest that countries should adopt
different approach to promote better domestic speculation environments through suitable
economy management on macroeconomic and price stability.
The user cost of capital uncertainty should be controlled while oil reliance, reduce the
exposure to oil price shocks and the expenditure associated with macroeconomic instability.
The oil imports work as natural shock absorber creating linkage between the imports and
exporters. Furthermore it has been noticed that the significance varies due to a country
being developed or non-developed.
GDP deflator is a measure of domestically produced, but multinationals involve in setting
up production plants globally in order to cut down on the expenses.
39. Selecting countries in each continent or within a certain continent
Consider multiple factors and not only one factor
The affecting macroeconomic factors could also be studied