INFLATION
GROUP MEMBERS
o AQSA BASHIR 15-ARID-1677
o AYESHA KHALID 15-ARID-1686
o RIZWANA RAMZAN 15-ARID-1778
o MEHWISH AMJAD 15-ARID-1728
 Inflation is defined as a sustained increase in the price level
or a fall in the value of money.
 When the level of currency of a country exceeds the level of
production, inflation occurs.
DEFINITION:
o Increase in the price of wheat
o Increase in the price of world oil
o Increase in the price of rice
o Increase in the price of CNG
EXAMPLE:
o Inflation is rate of change in the price level.
[(P1 - P0) / P0] x 100
MEASURING INFLATION:
o Open inflation
o Creeping inflation
o Hyper inflation
o Galloping inflation
TYPES OF INFLATION:
o A situation in which the prices of consumer goods
rise consistently.
EXAMPLE:
A situation in which food and gas prices rise, but home
prices, car prices, and art prices remain flat or drop.
1.OPEN INFLATION:
o Creeping inflation is defined as the circumstance
where the inflation of a nation increases gradually,
but continually, over time.
EXAMPLE:
An example of this can be seen in the United States
over the last couple of decades as pricing power of
the dollar continues to decline.
2.CREEPING INFLATION
o Hyperinflation occurs when a country experiences
very high and usually accelerating rates of inflation.
EXAMPLE:
In Yugoslavia prices increased by 5 quadrillion per cent
between October 1, 1993, and January 24, 1995
3.HYPER INFLATION:
o Very Rapid Inflation which is almost impossible to
reduce.
4.GALLOPING INFLATION:
There are two causes of inflation :
o Demand pull inflation
o Cost push inflation
CAUSES OF INFLATION:
o This type of
inflation happens
when the
aggregate demand
increases more
than the supply
1.DEMAND PULL:
o When cost of
production
increases the
price level
automatically
increases.
2.COST PUSH INFLATION:
There are two policies in which governments try to
measure inflation. These are:
o Fiscal policy.
o Monetary policy.
MEASURES OF INFLATION:
o Credit Control
o Demonetization of Currency
o Issue of New Currency
1.MONETARY POLICY:
o Reduction in Unnecessary Expenditure
o Increase in Taxes
o Increase in Savings
o Surplus Budgets
o Public Debt
2.FACIAL POLICY:
Inflation

Inflation

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    GROUP MEMBERS o AQSABASHIR 15-ARID-1677 o AYESHA KHALID 15-ARID-1686 o RIZWANA RAMZAN 15-ARID-1778 o MEHWISH AMJAD 15-ARID-1728
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     Inflation isdefined as a sustained increase in the price level or a fall in the value of money.  When the level of currency of a country exceeds the level of production, inflation occurs. DEFINITION:
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    o Increase inthe price of wheat o Increase in the price of world oil o Increase in the price of rice o Increase in the price of CNG EXAMPLE:
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    o Inflation israte of change in the price level. [(P1 - P0) / P0] x 100 MEASURING INFLATION:
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    o Open inflation oCreeping inflation o Hyper inflation o Galloping inflation TYPES OF INFLATION:
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    o A situationin which the prices of consumer goods rise consistently. EXAMPLE: A situation in which food and gas prices rise, but home prices, car prices, and art prices remain flat or drop. 1.OPEN INFLATION:
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    o Creeping inflationis defined as the circumstance where the inflation of a nation increases gradually, but continually, over time. EXAMPLE: An example of this can be seen in the United States over the last couple of decades as pricing power of the dollar continues to decline. 2.CREEPING INFLATION
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    o Hyperinflation occurswhen a country experiences very high and usually accelerating rates of inflation. EXAMPLE: In Yugoslavia prices increased by 5 quadrillion per cent between October 1, 1993, and January 24, 1995 3.HYPER INFLATION:
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    o Very RapidInflation which is almost impossible to reduce. 4.GALLOPING INFLATION:
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    There are twocauses of inflation : o Demand pull inflation o Cost push inflation CAUSES OF INFLATION:
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    o This typeof inflation happens when the aggregate demand increases more than the supply 1.DEMAND PULL:
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    o When costof production increases the price level automatically increases. 2.COST PUSH INFLATION:
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    There are twopolicies in which governments try to measure inflation. These are: o Fiscal policy. o Monetary policy. MEASURES OF INFLATION:
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    o Credit Control oDemonetization of Currency o Issue of New Currency 1.MONETARY POLICY:
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    o Reduction inUnnecessary Expenditure o Increase in Taxes o Increase in Savings o Surplus Budgets o Public Debt 2.FACIAL POLICY: