This document discusses inflation in India. It introduces inflation and defines it as a continuous rise in price levels or a fall in the value of money. When currency levels exceed production levels, inflation occurs. The document outlines objectives to examine the impact of inflation on India's economic growth from 1990-2011 and establish the relationship between inflation and GDP growth. It identifies key reasons for inflation in India like rising crude oil and food prices. The document also explains how inflation is measured using the Consumer Price Index and Wholesale Price Index, and that it will analyze data and draw conclusions about the impact of inflation on India's economic growth.

1. INFLATION IN INDIA
BY :
Sambit Kumar Biswal
Ajit Kumar Pallei
Manoj Kumar Sahoo
Ratikanta Rout
Manaj Kumar Behera
Jitendra Kar

2. INTRODUCTION
 Inflation is defined as a continuous 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.
 Value of money depreciates with the
occurrence of inflation.

3. OBJECTIVES
 To examine the impact of inflation on
economic growth in India over the period
1990-2011
 To measure the degree of responsiveness of
Indian economic growth (GDP) to changes in
the general price levels (Inflation rate).
 To establish the relationship between
inflation and GDP growth rate in Tanzania.

4. REASONS OF INFLATION IN INDIA
 Rise in Crude Oil Prices
 Rise in food Prices
 Black Money
 GDP
Wage rate wise

5. HOW IT IS MEASURED
 CPI (Consumer Price Index)
 WPI (Wholesale Price Index)
Inflation Rate = Current CPI/WPI – Last
CPI/WPI
Last CPI/WPI
x 100

6. DATA ANALYSIS

7. CONCLUSION
 The main objective of this study was to
examine the impact of inflation on economic
growth in India. Annual time-series data for
the period of 1990-2011 were employed. The
diagnostic tests carried out for all variables
were all satisfied, that is, no serial correlation
and heteroskedasticity were observed,
implying that the estimates are reliable and
therefore can be relied upon.

8. RECOMMENDATION

9. REFERENCE
 http://www.mysmp.com/bonds/inflation.html
 http://www.personalfinanceology.com/the-effects-
of-inflation-on-your-money/
 http://www.indiaonestop.com/inflation.htm
 http://www.adb.org/documents/books/ADO/2
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 http://business.mapsofindia.com/news/inflatio
n.html

10. ANTIVIRUS GROUP