2. CONTENTS
Definition
Types of inflation
Theories of inflation
Effects of inflation
Measures to control inflation
3. DEFINITIONS
“The word inflation in the broadest possible
sense refers to any increase in the general
price-level which is sustained and non-
seasonal in character.”– Peterson
“Inflation is an increase in the quantity of
purchasing power.”– Gregory
Inflation is the stage of too much money
chasing too few goods.”-- Coulbourn
4. TYPES OF INFLATION
On the basis of degree of government
control:-
Open inflation
Suppressed inflation
5. TYPES OF INFLATION
On the basis of political condition:-
War time inflation
Post-war inflation
Peace time inflation
6. TYPES OF INFLATION
On the basis of magnitude or rate of
Inflation:-
Creeping inflation
Walking inflation
Running inflation
Hyper inflation
7. TYPES OF INFLATION
On the basis of scope:-
Sectoral inflation
Comprehensive inflation
8. THEORIES OF INFLATION
There are two theories related to the causes
of inflation:-
Demand Pull Inflation
Cost Push Inflation
9. DEMAND PULL INFLATION
Definition:- “According to Demand pull
inflation, the general price level rises
because the demand for goods and services
exceeds the supply available at existing
price.”--- Sharpio
Causes:-
1) Quality theory of money
2) Keynesian theory
3) Modern quantity theory of money
10. COST PULL INFLATION
Definition:- “Cost push inflation is the
consequences of rise in cost. It is
characterized by insufficiency of aggregate
demand, unemployed resources and excess
capacity”– A.S.Compgana
11. EFFECTS OF INFLATION
Effects in debtors and creditors
Effects on investors
Effect on fixed salaries class
Effects on saving
Effect on employment
Effects on banks
12. MEASURE TO CONTROL INFLATION
Monetary measures
Fiscal measures
Other measures