2. • General rise in the price level
• Fall in purchasing power of money
• Too much money chasing too few goods
• It becomes harmful once it goes out of control
• It occurs under the volume of money increase faster than
the available supply of goods
3. • Demand pull Inflation:
Aggregate demand Aggregate supply of goods and
services
Prices of goods and services rise.
• Cost push inflation :
Cost of production Rise in the prices of factors of
production
Prices of goods and services
4. • Consumer Price Index :
a. It measures estimating the average price of consumer
goods and services purchased by households.
b. This actually measures the increase in price that a
consumer will ultimately have to pay for.
• Wholesale Price Index :
a. It is the index that is used to measure the change in the
average price level of goods traded in wholesale
market.
b. It focuses on the price of goods traded between
corporations
5. • Rise in prices
• Commodity prices
• Essential goods’ prices
• Expensive borrowing
• Impact on stock markets
• The rich get richer and poor get poorer
• Loss to fixed income earners
• Loss to wage earners
• Economic growth
6. • To have a check on the existing goods and raw materials
and to minimize the current inflation scenario, a tool is
needed.
• This will help to keep a count on the goods and raw
materials that are supplied.
• This in turn will prevent hoarding of goods.
• So here we present COUNTER INFLATION.
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10. • Keeps a check on the demand as well as the supply.
• Acknowledge the manufacturer about the count of
products.
• Saves energy.
• Saves raw material.
• Saves money and time.
11. • Consumers can be sure that products are
genuine.
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