Social Interest Rates Flashcards

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Defined as the continuous rise in the general price level of goods and services

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Inflation

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Measure of the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for a market basket of goods and services

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CPI (Consumer Price Index)

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Is the equivalent of the CPI on the supplier side

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PPI (Producer Price Index)

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Is derived by getting the weighted average of the price indexes using to “deflate” the GDP

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GDP Deflator

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Refers to the increase in general price level of goods primarily driven by the high demand for them

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Demand-pull Inflation

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A situation in which persistent increase in prices is a result of the rise in the cost of production

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Cost-push Inflation

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7
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What are the factors that cause higher production cost

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-Higher prices of raw materials and commodities
-Higher food prices
-Higher taxes

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Is a situation of very high and ever-increasing inflation rates. If let unchecked, inflation can have damaging effects as we witnessed time and again through history

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Hyperinflation

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9
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It is their responsibility to keep inflation in check

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Central Bank

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