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This document discusses inflation, deflation, and the Phillips curve. It defines inflation as a rise in prices and fall in the value of money caused by an increase in demand or decrease in supply. There are two types of inflation - demand-pull inflation caused by higher consumer demand, and cost-push inflation caused by increased costs of wages, raw materials, or money supply. The impacts of inflation are that it erodes purchasing power for consumers and benefits farmers and businessmen in the short-run but hurts them in the long-run. Deflation is when prices fall significantly over time, making money more valuable. The Phillips curve shows an inverse relationship between unemployment and nominal wage inflation, such that lower unemployment is associated with higher wages and
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This document defines different types of inflation and provides examples of each. It discusses creeping, walking, and galloping inflation, defined by annual price increases of less than 3%, 3-10%, and over 10% respectively. Hyperinflation occurs when prices rise over 50% per month. Stagflation is when economic growth stagnates while prices still inflate. Core inflation excludes food and energy prices. Wage inflation is when pay rises faster than cost of living. Demand pull inflation results from demand increasing faster than supply, while cost push inflation stems from higher production costs.
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Cost-push inflation occurs when an increase in costs, such as wages or raw material prices like oil, causes inflation. This initial increase in costs creates a one-time rise in prices but not sustained inflation. For inflation to continue, the central bank must persistently increase the money supply in response. If oil producers continue raising prices and the central bank keeps increasing the money supply, a process of ongoing cost-push inflation is set in motion, potentially leading to stagflation of rising prices and falling output.
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- Inflation is a general rise in price levels across most markets over time, eroding purchasing power. It is measured by calculating changes in the consumer price index (CPI).
- The CPI tracks price changes of a basket of common goods and services in an area. A higher CPI indicates higher costs of living.
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Creeping inflation refers to a very low rise in prices like that of a snail or creeper. Moderate inflation occurs when prices rise moderately, while runway or galloping inflation describes rapidly rising prices at double or triple digit rates. The main theories of inflation are the quantity theory, demand pull theory, and cost push theory. The quantity theory states that too much money in the economy leads to inflation. Demand pull inflation occurs when aggregate demand increases more than supply, and cost push inflation happens when production costs rise, automatically increasing prices. Both monetary and fiscal measures can be used to reduce inflation.
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Demand pull inflation occurs when aggregate demand grows faster than the potential output or supply of the economy. This can be caused by increases in consumer spending, investment, government spending, or exports. It leads to inflation if demand outpaces supply. Cost push inflation arises when costs like wages increase, shifting the aggregate supply curve to the left and increasing prices. This type of inflation can contribute to stagflation, a period of high inflation combined with high unemployment.
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Cost push inflation
Cost-push inflation occurs when an increase in costs, such as wages or raw material prices like oil, causes inflation. This initial increase in costs creates a one-time rise in prices but not sustained inflation. For inflation to continue, the central bank must persistently increase the money supply in response. If oil producers continue raising prices and the central bank keeps increasing the money supply, a process of ongoing cost-push inflation is set in motion, potentially leading to stagflation of rising prices and falling output.
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Creeping inflation refers to a very low rise in prices like that of a snail or creeper. Moderate inflation occurs when prices rise moderately, while runway or galloping inflation describes rapidly rising prices at double or triple digit rates. The main theories of inflation are the quantity theory, demand pull theory, and cost push theory. The quantity theory states that too much money in the economy leads to inflation. Demand pull inflation occurs when aggregate demand increases more than supply, and cost push inflation happens when production costs rise, automatically increasing prices. Both monetary and fiscal measures can be used to reduce inflation.
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Inflation refers to a sustained increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy. It results from an imbalance between the supply and demand for money. When there is too much money supply, prices rise as each currency unit buys fewer goods. This leads to a reduction in purchasing power. Deflation is the opposite of inflation, where the general price level declines. Hyperinflation refers to an extreme case where prices increase rapidly in a short period of time, potentially causing an economic breakdown. Stagflation is when high unemployment and economic stagnation occur alongside inflation.
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This document discusses types and causes of inflation as well as methods for measuring and controlling inflation. It defines inflation as a persistent rise in general price levels. There are different types of inflation classified by rate of increase, including creeping inflation under 3%, walking inflation from 3-6%, running inflation from 10-20%, and hyperinflation over 20%. Causes include increases in money supply, deficit financing, costs, wages, and population. Inflation is measured using price indices like the Consumer Price Index. Control methods include monetary policies of open market operations, adjusting interest rates, and cash reserve ratios, as well as fiscal policies by the government.
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1) Inflation occurs when prices rise overall in an economy. It can be caused by demand-pull factors like too much spending chasing too few goods, or cost-push factors like rising wages.
2) There are different rates of inflation including low inflation under 10%, galloping inflation in the double or triple digits, and hyperinflation over a million percent. High and unpredictable inflation distorts economies.
3) While low and predictable inflation may have little impact, unexpected inflation impoverishes some and enriches others by unexpectedly changing the value of assets and debts.
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Inflation deflation
- 2. Rise in Price + Fall in Value of Money
- 4. How does inflation occur???
- 5. • Demand-pull inflation results in higher prices because consumers want to buy more goods and services than producers supply. • Thus demand pulls up the Price
- 6. An inflation that starts with an increase in costs is called cost-push inflation. Reasons: 1. An increase in the money wage rate 2. An increase in the money price of raw materials, such as oil
- 8. Impact of Inflation on the Economy
- 9. Impact of Inflation on Consumers Inflation erodes purchasing power. Disturbs the Consumers Budget.
- 10. Impact of Inflation on Farmers • Huge Gainers during Inflation. • However it’s a short term phenomena which cannot be assured in the long run. • This is because agriculture dependent on the monsoon.
- 11. Impact of Inflation on Businessmen • During inflation, the producers and businessmen gain in the short period. • Usually the cost of production does not rise as fast as the price of their product and so there is high margin of profit. • However in the long run as the price level goes on increasing, the consumption for their product would fall. • The reduced consumption will ultimately rise the cost of production per unit and reduce the profits.
- 12. Role of Government At one end the Govt. is committed to take the economy to higher levels of economic growth by encouraging production. On the other end, the Govt. is duty bound to see that the tax payers money is not eroded. So Govt. acts as a balancing force between the consumers and producers
- 18. The general prices of goods and services of an economy falls for a significant period of time. In other words, your money becomes worth more and you can buy more goods and service with it than before.
- 23. Phillips Curve
- 24. What is Phillips Curve all about….
- 25. • The Phillips curve given by A.W. Phillips shows that there exist an inverse relationship between the rate of unemployment and the rate of increase in nominal wages. • A lower rate of unemployment is associated with higher wage rate or inflation, and vice versa. In other words, there is a tradeoff between wage inflation and unemployment. • Reason: during boom, demand for labour increases. Due to greater bargaining power of the trade union, wage increases.