Outline 1) Introduction 2 2) Relating to the Article – Inflation 3 3) Some of the causes for inflation 4 4) Managing inflation 5 5) Conclusion 6 6) Biblology 7 7) Actual Article Selected 8 Page 1 Introduction The article I chose Is from Today Online(with approval from Mr. Wong)‚ which is heavily categorized under inflation .Reasons for choosing article due to that its related to present findings and
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at a stage where we will see slow growth and high inflation for some time—GDP growth has slowed to a 9-year low of 5.3% in January-March 2012‚ with WPI inflation staying sticky near 7.5% in May and CPI inflation in double digits. Ideally‚ it should have been the reverse: GDP growth should have been 7.5% plus and inflation near 5%. Clearly‚ the growth-inflation dynamics have reversed. As it stands now‚ we are in a low growth and high inflation trap. Getting out of this will require coordinated
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variables‚ which included one dependent variable that is government expenditure (G) and three independent variables – inflation rate (%)‚ population growth rate (%) and public debts growth rate (%). Our research is to study the relationship between inflation rate‚ population growth rate and public debts growth rate with government expenditure rate. When there are changes in inflation rate‚ population growth rate and public debts growth rate‚ how it would affect the government expenditure (G) to grow
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Is the term we use to describe an increase in interest rates or a decrease in interest rates. An increase/decrease in the money supply What is the MPC? Monetary policy Committee- interest rates are set by the banks MPC’s to help meet the inflation target. Who is on the MPC? Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is made up of nine members – the Governor‚ the two Deputy Governors‚ the Bank’s Chief Economist‚ the Executive Director for Markets and four external members appointed directly
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JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN BUSINESS Impact of inflation and unemployment on Jordanian GDP Dr Mahmoud Ali Jaradat AL Albayet University Abstract This paper focus on Impact of inflation and unemployment on Jordanian GDP. Literature is cited relevant to inflation and unemployment. Data analysis is done and concusions are drawn on the basis of discussion. Keywords: Impact ; Inflation ; Unemployment ; Jordanian GDP Introduction Problems of inflation and unemployment are the most important problems
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and how Poland overcame the problems they faced. Poland fell from its communism after World War that led to a change from a central economy to a free market economy. Polish went through problems regarding sudden unemployment and rapid increase in inflation. Fast recovery from the negative effects of transition economy has put Poland as one of the strongest economy in Europe. It shows how Poland used a national decrease of transition in economy to a chance to develop its own economy. Introduction
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INTRODUCTION India has witnessed recent episode of excessive volatility leading to sudden and sharp Depreciation of Indian Rupee against US Dollar. In 2013‚ the Indian Rupee breached the 57 per Dollar mark & reached to 65- its all-time low against Dollar. International trade and investment decisions become more difficult due to volatile exchange rate because volatility increases exchange rate risk. If the participants in international trade are aware about exchange rate risks‚ they may prefer
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would happen to GDP‚ the unemployment rate and the inflation rate if there is a decline in global growth. If there is a decline in global growth it would have a negative impact on the employment rate. The decline would cause businesses to lay off workers which in turn would lead to people spending less in a market economy. Inflation rate could either rise or fall when there is a decline in global growth. When both unemployment and inflation is high the government steps in to correct the issue
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economy has a low inflation Low inflation promotes the efficient use of productive resources . Conversely ‚ when inflation is high time some individuals and some of the economic resources are invested in the search for mechanisms to fend off inflation. For example ‚ when inflation is high‚ companies should allocate more resources to the management of its portfolio to avoid financial losses . These are unproductive uses that do not generate wealth to society . Low inflation reduces uncertainty
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A: 2 2.1 Monetary Policy 2 2.1.1 Real World Example : Pakistan 3 2.2 Fiscal policy 3 2.2.1 Real World Example: Fiscal spending stepped up to prevent deep recession in Malaysia 4 3.0 Question B: 6 3.1 Demand-Pull Inflation 6 3.1.1 Real World Example 6 3.2 Cost-Push Inflation 7 3.2.1 Real World Example 7 4.0 Conclusion 9 5.0 References 10 5.1 Books 10 5.2 Online Journals 10 5.3 Online Article 10 5.4 Online Sources 10 6.0 Appendix 11 1.0 Introduction On the assignment give‚ we need
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