Measures the market basket of goods for a typical american family
Formula: cost of market basket in a year/cost of market basket in a base year
x 100.
- Real GDP is adjusted for inflation
- Inflation -general rise of a price level
- Deflation general fall of the price level
CPI2-CPI1/CPI1 x 100
New minus old over old
Types of inflations
- cost push inflation- higher production of cost which increase prices
- demand pull inflation-too many dollars chasing too few goods
- political panics- recession or depression
- Debtors
- lenders
- savers
- people with fixed wages
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