Inflation
• Economics –> Price Rise.
• Persistently (constant) arise in price.
• Simultaneously decreasing money power.
Definition: "Inflation is an increase or expansion/extension in the quantity or (amount) of money faster –> than real national output/results is expanding."
Keynesian View of Inflation:
Keynes –> English Economist.Inflation –> On the basic of employment.
Full Employment; • After • Before
Before: Semi Inflation / Bottle neck.
After: Open / Full / True Inflation.
Semi Inflation:
• Price increase ≠ Quantity of money raise.
• Before full employment.
• Employment of chances –> Output increase –> Upto full employment.
Reason of Inflation:
Non-Mobility of factor of production.
Open or Full Inflation:
• Price increase = Quantity of Money increase.
• After Full Employment.
• No Chance
Reason of Inflation:
After Full Employment.
Types of Inflation:
1. Degree of Government Control.2. Scape.
3. Political Condition.
4. Rate of Inflation.
5. According to Process.
1. On the basis of Government Control:
• Open Inflation.• Suppressed Inflation.
a. Open Inflation:
• No step to control by Government.
• Price increase according to demand and supply.
• Goods are distributed (–>through) Price Mechanical.
• People more money –> Buy more goods.
Example: In Germany after 1st World Wax.
LPG Rate:
December 2020: 710
January 2021: 710
4 February 2021: 735
15 February 2021: 785
1 March 2021: 835
b. Suppressed Inflation:
Government Controls through;
• Rational: (Fair price shape). chance of corruption, Black market, bribery, administration official.
• Price control: People large Boarding of private wealth. Government check in present but control in future –> Rapid price raise. More dangerous than open.
2. On the basis of Scape:
a. Sectoral Inflation:• Particular –> Parts of country and Goods in Market.
b. Comprehensive Inflation:
• All –> Parts of country and Goods in Market.
3. On the basis of Political Condition:
a. War-time Inflation:Production / output:
• Large proportion (government)
• Small proportion (Public) –> Money supply increase –> Demand increase –> Supply fix –> price increase –> inflation.
b. Post-War Inflation:
Loss; developed and undeveloped.
Repair / Reconstruction: • Machines • Ships • Railway Lines • Bridges • infrastructure.
• Tax abolish.
• Repayment of loan to public.
• Public –> money supply increase.
• Production –> Fix
c. Peace - time inflation:
• Needed for Growth / development of a country.
• Specially undeveloped / developed.
• Government –> willing fully –> deficit financial ( in oder to mobilize resources) –> Money supply increase.
4. On the basis of Rate of Inflation:
a. Creeping Inflation:• Very slowly.
• 3% over 15-20 years.
• Beneficial and Essential.
b. Walking Inflation:
• 30 to 40 percent 10 years.
c. Running / Galloping Inflation:
• Short time –> rapid increase.
• 80 to 100 percent 10 years.
• Adverse on poor-middle class.
• discourage saving
d. Hyper Inflation:
• Unexpected rate.
• Rising.
• Hydra - Headed Monster.
• Completely wiped away –> fixed income poor.
World Trade Organization (WTO)
What is WTO?World Trade Organization (WTO) is a regularity body that deals – with the rules of trade between nations at a global or near-global level.
• It's a forum for governments to negotiate trade arguments.
• It's a place for them to resolve exchange/ settle trade disputes.
• It operates a arrangement or system of trade Rules.
• WTO replaced GATT in 1995.
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