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It is a paradox of sorts
Meaning
Economy and
Inflation
Types of Inflation
Demand-Pull Inflation
Cost-Push Inflation
Demand-Pull Inflation
Assumption - there is
full employment in the
economy, hence AS
cannot increase much
Demand-Pull Inflation
Causes
Black
Money
Disposable
Income
Public
Expenditur
e
Deman
d Pull
Inflatio
n
Population
Size
Money
Supply
Cost-Push Inflation
Demand stays
unchanged, supply
factor is critical.
Cost-Push Inflation
Causes
Price Wage
Spiral
Administere
d Prices
Availability
of Basic
Inputs
Profit
Margin
Cost
Push
Inflatio
n
Taxes
Causes of Inflation
Demand
Factors
Supply
Factors
Monetar
y and
Fiscal
Factors
Inflatio
n
Demand Factors
Growth of
population
Rise in employment
and income
Increasing pace of
urbanization
Supply Factors
Deficit Financing
Benefits of Inflation
Dangers of Inflation
Monetary Measures
Quantitati
ve
Qualitativ
e
Moral
Suasion
Taming
Inflation
Monetary Measures
1. Qualitative Instruments
2. Quantitative Instrument
3. Moral Suasion
Fiscal Measures
Instruments
Other Measures
Control of prices
Wage freeze
Dividend freeze
Measuring Inflation
Inflation
Wholesale
Price Index
(WPI)
Consumer
Price Index
(CPI)
Measuring Inflation
Wholesal
e Price
Index
Price of a
representative
basket of
wholesale goods
Focuses on the
price of goods
traded between
corporations,
rather than goods
bought by
consumers
Consum
er Price
Index
Measures changes
overtime in the
level of retail
prices of selected
goods and
services
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Price Control
Price
Floor
Price
Ceiling
Restriction on the
minimum price at
which the good or
service can be
sold
Restriction on the
highest price at
which the good or
service can be
sold
Prevent price
gouging, common
in India, to tame
inflation
Prevents inflation
by ensuring
producers have a
minimum income
Thats it.
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