The economic implications of inflation
Food inflation in South Africa: Some implications for economic policy
... Non-food inflation was highly persistent during the first period, but declined quite significantly during the second ...food inflation since 1980, food inflation was more persistent than non-food ...
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Inflation in the GCC: An Analysis of the Causes and Implications for Monetary Policy. Economic Note No. 5
... price inflation. Unfortunately, one important contributory factor to inflation, wage growth, cannot be analysed for lack of data, nor can we estimate the effect of real income, because neither quarterly GDP ...
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Sources of Bias in Inflation Rates and Implications for Inflation Dynamics
... Abstract Official statistics measuring the cost of living are known to suffer from several biases because they often do not accurately capture substitution patterns, product entry/exit, and preference shifts. In ...
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Inflation threshold and nonlinearity: implications for inflation targeting in South Africa
... current inflation targeting band of 3%–6% for South Africa is correctly situated or whether it needs any adjustment, either downwards or ...between inflation and growth were ...of inflation on ...
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Understanding Inflation: Implications for Monetary Policy
... Regardless of the speci¯c target a country chooses for implementing monetary policy, central banks face a number of practical di±culties in maintaining low levels of in°ation. In°ation-targeting countries must specify an ...
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Welfare implications of inflation on Turkish economy
... and inflation- works for the benefit of the borrower and hurts the ...to economic uncertainties, so maturity mismatch is felt stronger by ...of inflation, one expects to see a change in the balance ...
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The inflation factor: Implications for portfolio construction
... of inflation In the most basic terms, in periods of inflation, rising prices often lead to an increase in ...nominal economic activity rises, real economic activity may be stagnant or ...
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Inflation differentials in the euro area : size, causes, economic policy implications and relative position of Belgium
... The creation of the Economic and Monetary Union was a milestone in the European construction and integra- tion. On 1 January 1999, eleven countries – followed a year later by Greece – voluntarily opted to ...
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(WP 2011-04) Inflation and Inflation-Uncertainty in India: The Policy Implications of the Relationship
... between inflation and inflation uncertainty in India over the last five ...important implications for policy makers in India as it will provide insights into how well discretionary policies can be ...
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Inflation persistence: Implications for a monetary union in the Caribbean
... which inflation returns to its baseline following a shock, policy makers in a monetary union will be confronted with the design of a monetary policy for diverse or even conflicting economic ...in ...
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IMPLICATIONS OF INFLATION ON INVESTMENT DECISIONS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
... the inflation in the cash flows and the discount ...of inflation as it is highly ...the inflation rate for the sixth year of the budget ...Administration’s economic forecast is updated twice ...
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Determinants and implications of low global inflation rates
... Abstract In this paper we look at global infl ation trends over the last decade and try to disentangle factors that could explain the ultra-low levels of infl ation during the recovery from the Great Recession. We review ...
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Inflation Trends in Asia : Implications for Central Banks
... while economic activity, despite some ‡uctuations, seemed to be relatively stable, with annual growth fairly stable at around 3 percent on average in the ...
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Macroeconomic implications of low inflation in the euro area
... weak economic activity and deflationary developments in goods prices, with consumer prices now falling continuously since 1999 5 ...low inflation objective adopted by the ECB could cause an increase euro ...
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Learning and the Welfare Implications of Changing Inflation Targets
... the inflation target of the monetary authority increases the economic growth should be ...model’s implications for this steady state, would further strengthen the con- fidence one can attach to our ...
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The implications of inflation in an estimated New-Keynesian model
... 1 Introduction Undoubtedly, the period 1990-2006 will be remembered as one of relative prosperity in the U.S., characterized by high growth and low and stable in‡ation. Output, for example, averaged an annual growth rate ...
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Implications of Tax Policy on Inflation in Nigeria (1981 - 2012)
... achieve economic stabilisation as promised by economic ...and inflation, facilitate economic growth and development, encourage investments, and inflow of foreign direct ...major ...
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Food Price Inflation: Markets, Households and Policy Implications
... Macro- Inflation z Macro-economic inflation caused by increases in money supply in excess of real GDP growth and other factors), by definition, implies an increase in the average price of all goods ...
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Money Supply and Inflation in Nigeria: Implications for National Development
... and inflation, on the ...Nigerian inflation process was organized by the Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER) in Ibadan in ...price inflation in Nigeria was the focus of ...
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Inflation and economic growth
... between inflation and economic ...of inflation separately in the developing ...of inflation with economic growth for countries in which as at the beginning of the period under review ...
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