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Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan



                      INFLATION



      Prepared For : Ministry of Economic Affairs
      Prepared By : Talha Arfi
      Registration# : 20090498


                                                     Date : Dec 08, 2010
2
               STRUCTURE



 What is inflation?
 Inflation and our monetary system.
 Causes of inflation.
 Impact of inflation on our lives and society.
 Role of government to eliminate/ enhance inflation.
 Decline of our standard of lives due to inflation.
 Conclusion.
 Recommendations.
 Questions and answers.
What is inflation?              3




 Rise in the prices of goods and services.
 Decline in the real value of money.
 Loss of purchasing power.
4

Inflation and our monetary system



 Discount rate
 Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Causes of inflation                5




 Excessive growth in the supply of money.
 Rise in production costs.
 International lending & National debts.
 Federal taxes on consumer products.
 Black money.
 Population growth.
 Deficit financing.
 Political Instability.
 Natural calamites.
 Food Inflation.
6
Impact of inflation on our lives and society

     Impact of inflation on our lives :

         Hoarding.
         Distortion of relative prices.
         Cost of living.
         Fixed income recipients will feel the heat.

     Impact of inflation on society :

         Lowers national saving.
         Currency debasement.
         Unemployment.
         Poverty.
         Economic uncertainty.
7
Role of govt. to eliminate/enhance inflation



     Monetary policies.
     Subsidies.
     Price system.
     Lift certain import controls.
     Increased interest rate.
     Inflation targeting.
     Regulate transfer of foreign currency reserves.
8
Decline of our standard of lives due to inflation



     High prices.
     Financial problems.
     Less consumption.
Conclusion                   9




 Strategic planning to control inflation.
 Encourage domestic production.
 Investments in consumer goods.
 Subsidies for agriculture sector.
 Attract foreign investments.
 Monitoring system to evaluate the process.
Recommendations                       10




 Low steady rate of inflation.
 Money supply must grow faster than Real GDP.
 Reduce imports and increase exports.
 Price support programs.
 Provision of subsidies.
 Increase production.
 Controlled circulation of currency.
 Controlled foreign exchange policy
 Avoid use of luxuries.
11
Questions and Answers   12

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Inflation plain

  • 1. Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan INFLATION  Prepared For : Ministry of Economic Affairs  Prepared By : Talha Arfi  Registration# : 20090498 Date : Dec 08, 2010
  • 2. 2 STRUCTURE  What is inflation?  Inflation and our monetary system.  Causes of inflation.  Impact of inflation on our lives and society.  Role of government to eliminate/ enhance inflation.  Decline of our standard of lives due to inflation.  Conclusion.  Recommendations.  Questions and answers.
  • 3. What is inflation? 3  Rise in the prices of goods and services.  Decline in the real value of money.  Loss of purchasing power.
  • 4. 4 Inflation and our monetary system  Discount rate  Consumer Price Index (CPI)
  • 5. Causes of inflation 5  Excessive growth in the supply of money.  Rise in production costs.  International lending & National debts.  Federal taxes on consumer products.  Black money.  Population growth.  Deficit financing.  Political Instability.  Natural calamites.  Food Inflation.
  • 6. 6 Impact of inflation on our lives and society  Impact of inflation on our lives :  Hoarding.  Distortion of relative prices.  Cost of living.  Fixed income recipients will feel the heat.  Impact of inflation on society :  Lowers national saving.  Currency debasement.  Unemployment.  Poverty.  Economic uncertainty.
  • 7. 7 Role of govt. to eliminate/enhance inflation  Monetary policies.  Subsidies.  Price system.  Lift certain import controls.  Increased interest rate.  Inflation targeting.  Regulate transfer of foreign currency reserves.
  • 8. 8 Decline of our standard of lives due to inflation  High prices.  Financial problems.  Less consumption.
  • 9. Conclusion 9  Strategic planning to control inflation.  Encourage domestic production.  Investments in consumer goods.  Subsidies for agriculture sector.  Attract foreign investments.  Monitoring system to evaluate the process.
  • 10. Recommendations 10  Low steady rate of inflation.  Money supply must grow faster than Real GDP.  Reduce imports and increase exports.  Price support programs.  Provision of subsidies.  Increase production.  Controlled circulation of currency.  Controlled foreign exchange policy  Avoid use of luxuries.
  • 11. 11