That is the money in the hands of the consumers is more causing an increase in the aggregate demand. On the other side, the lender of the money loses some value of the money given [...]
The government in Turkey has also taken policies that have resulted in the Lira's depreciation. In 2021, the Lira fell 44% versus the US dollar and a further 27% in 2022.
As seen from the table, the price deviations and inflation rates vary significantly depending on the item, season, and any global events that affect the economy.
According to the report, the economy only functions well when inflation is stable and predictable and is in an unhealthy state otherwise.inflation has been stable in the country over the last 25 years because of [...]
Anchoring inflation expectations, which is a condition in which inflation is regarded near the Central Bank target and typically matches what consumers anticipate, is one of the other possible measures. The pandemic appears to be [...]
The mentioned type of inflation can stimulate the economy and increase demand for jobs, but at the same time, it raises the prices and is usually more expensive than cost-push inflation.
Projected Social Security benefits at the retirement age of 65 years are 48,580 The current age is 25 years Retirement age is 65 years =40 years The annual inflation rate is at 3% Utilizing the [...]
In selecting countries for the monetary union, it is important to consider the issue of political turmoil and corruption afflicting many Latin American countries.
By taking a diversified approach to fixed income investing, investors can better manage the risks associated with interest rates as well as inflation and increase the yield in their bond portfolios.
However, the level of unemployment and its prevailing types can differ significantly depending on the state of the economies of countries and the policies they use to combat unemployment.
The first inflation outcome refers to income recipients hurt by inflation as there is a forcible price level increase that does not coincide with their income increase proportionally.
The 2007 credit crisis that originated from the subprime mortgage in the USA led to far flung effects to the financial institutions in the country and other markets abroad. One of the main reasons that [...]
Inflation is traditionally defined as a consistent rise in the price rates within a specific industry or in the entire economy of the state, which is triggered by a rapid increase in demand: "Inflation is [...]
The argument goes on that with elevated inflation rates, there is always a chance to cut down on interest rates as compared to instances when the inflation rates are low and interest rates need to [...]
Political influence on monetary and fiscal policies of the country by the end of the century facilitated the continued stagnation of the Kenyan economy.
The behavior of the dollar in the times that have passed can be clearly in the graph below: The depreciation of the dollar brings about the increase in prices of the foreign goods and this, [...]
The equilibrium point is a point where the value of is money adjusted thereby creating an equilibrium in the quantity of money supplied and that of the quantity of money demanded.
Most people actually rely on the latter for a fairly accurate indication of how the monetary situation is faring since the government cannot be relied to do this; it has been resorting to such unscrupulous [...]
It has caused a lot of confusion and inconvenience because it distorts the currency of the country there is a large movement of people to South Africa from Zimbabwe and it has eroded the real [...]
The data which has been queried from the database are related to gasoline prices in California, the unemployment rate in the US, the inflation rate in the US, and Real GDP.
The article 'Inflation and the Federal Reserve' by Richard Cook; this source can be used to describe the central threat of inflation and identify the principal steps to be developed by central banks, government, and [...]
Monetary policy refers to the acts by which the government or the monetary authority controls the supply of money, availability of money, and also rate of interest in order to achieve the growth and stability [...]
No any other time in the history of human beings has the world experienced a large economic development and a creation of wealth as the period between the 1990s and the year 2005.
This brings to the conclusion that during such times the government should implement policies that are aimed at increasing aggregate demand According to Robert the, policies which the government may implement in order to reduce [...]
Hyperinflation in economics is used to refer to a condition whereby there is inflation that is out of control. The main cause of hyperinflation is a rapid and massive increase in the money supply.
Hyperinflation is inflation at an extremely high rate, and it is singled out as a separate one since it leads to the collapse of commodity-money circulation and the country's financial system due to the loss [...]
In simpler terms, inflation is the rise in the cost of living due to an exaggerated increase in commodity prices. This is because the rate of savings will be lower than the inflation resulting in [...]
Getting used to moderate rates of inflation that were the major feature of the American economy, citizens of the United States are likely to criticize the Fed in case of failing to guarantee price stability.
The New Keynesian formula that the authors of the paper were trying to create, in its turn was supposed to provide justification for the lack of forecast efficacy in determining the changes in inflation rates, [...]
On the contrary, a fall in world oil prices has resulted in increased revenue and tax collection by the government of the UK. A decline in the world oil prices will result in increased tax [...]
Aggregate Supply and Demand: Oil Prices and Expo The Expo is likely to increase the aggregate demand in UAE; the result of that is the shift of the curve to the right and the rise [...]
In theory inflation targeting is straightforward: the impending rate of inflation is predicted by the central bank, later on it is juxtaposed with the target rates which the government considers as appropriate for the economy [...]
The subsequent encroachment of inflation diminishes the value of money hence even if people had more money, the value of their cash was meaningless, a phenomenon similar to tax collection, which reduces the total amount [...]
Some of the effects of high inflation rate that has been felt in the economy are the increase of the housing prices, and cost of fuel increased by approximately 5%, thereby increasing the cost of [...]
The countries stability of the banking sector was also seen in the change in banking activities over the period of global financial crisis, the country recorded the worst banking growth rate in the years between [...]
In this case, the volumes of money being circulated exceeds the supply of goods and services in the same market thus leading to an upward adjustment of prices in order to absorb the extra monies [...]
One of the specific factors that can be attributed to the recent international financial crisis was the loss on housing mortgage loans due to the decline of mortgage prices in the market.
The supply is affected by the increase of prices of food in the global market, whereby, the Chinese government finds it difficult to satisfy the food demand of the increasing population of the Chinese population.
However, the fears created by the deficit spending is also advantageous to the future of the U.S.economy since it encourages the American citizens to work harder to save more to overcome the bad economic situation [...]
The figure of Okun's coefficient indicated that every percentage point above 4%, of real output growth, became related with a decrease in the rate of unemployment of 0.
The theory states that if there is no arbitrage, then the difference in interest rates of two currencies will be depicted on the premium or discount for forward exchange rate of the foreign currency.
The reason for this is quite apparent it was namely the Democrats' preoccupation with 'combating poverty' that resulted in passing of the infamous Community Reinvestment Act and in reinforcing its provisions through the course of [...]
With the increase in oil prices, energy costs have increased, and this has resulted into an increase in the prices of products manufactured in the industries. In 2009 the government made a policy to increase [...]
This paper, using the quarterly data from 1980 to 2010, examines the causes behind the inflation in Saudi, its effects, and the effectiveness of the counter-strategies and policies the Saudi government has put in place [...]
The aim of the paper is to summarize the article on unemployment and establish a connection between the article and the economic theories unemployment.
Bureau of Labor Statistics The rise in the unemployment rate in 2008 can be termed as cyclical unemployment rate, i.e.the unemployment that occurs due to changes in business cycle.
The Great Recession The great recession of 2008-09 is considered to be the worst recession that hit the American economy since World War II, furthermore the fact that the American economy was entering into recession [...]
The general situation in the political and economical life of the country is the best way to see the situation in the country and to analyze the general development and the opportunities the country has.
The recession of the early 1990s was largely responsible for the drop in inflation rates. As per the theoretical model of money supply and inflation, increases in money supply will lead to inflationary pressures.
The scarcity of money and shortage of credit policy that was implemented by the central bank of the United States to control the condition cane out to be an incorrect move as it worsened the [...]
The Great depression is one of the occurrences that have led to the changes in the system; however the system maintains its main goals, which are; Enacting monetary guiding principles and ensuring that the policies [...]
This means that the expenditure of that government is sustained by the revenues collected by the government. These options are the backbone of monetary policy, in which the government tries to control the supply of [...]
In case of an increase in the consumer price index in the short run this depicts instances of inflation while a decrease of the consumer price index in the short run denotes instances of deflation.
Background of the study The restaurant industry, both domestic and multinationals, were faced with extremely tough challenges through the end of 2009 due to the economic hardship that lead to weak labor and tight credit [...]