Explain the factors that affect inflation in the short and medium term.

Q: What is the short-run relationship between the unemployment rate and inflation rate as explained by…

A: The Phillips curve is a definition of the economy created by A. W. Phillips claimed that the…

Q: The Swedish central bank, Swede Bank, currently has an inflation rate target of 2%.  Inflation in…

A: Inflation means an increment of the price level in the economy. The price level increase will lead…

Q: Which term below describes the situation in which consumers fight higher than normal inflation by…

A: In an economy, different economic terms are used to explain different market conditions and helps…

Q: Consider a standard AD-AS model. If the central bank responds relatively aggressively to inflation…

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Q: In the New Keynesian model, how should the central bank change its target interest rate in response…

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Q: Use a simple model to show that the control of inflation at a low level requires precommitment by…

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Q: Despite ongoing debates about the appropriateness of macroeconomic policies, many macroeconomists…

A: The actions and statements of a central bank that manages the money supply are known as monetary…

Q: “Because government policymakers do not considerinflation desirable, their policies cannot be the…

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Q: Many central banks now indicate that their primary objective is to keep inflation at a persistently…

A: The fluctuations in nations GDP overtime is shown by the business cycle models. It helps in showing…

Q: The most common definition that monetary policymakers use for price stability is   Question 15…

A: Inflation rate is the increase in average price level of goods and services produced in the economy.

Q: Discuss critically about demand-pull and cost-push inflation with the help of graphically and…

A: Inflation is defined as a prolonged rise in the overall price level, resulting in a loss of money's…

Q: Which of the following describes the cause of a  sustained inflation?

A: Various causes leads to sustainable expansion.

Q: Describe the role of central bank , Government policies and regulation in framing and aligning with…

A: The objective of central bank and governement to stabilize the economy , growth and well being of…

Q: Determine whether the following items increase or decrease inflation as they affect aggregate…

A: Introduction: Aggregate demand is a way of analyzing a country's entire demand for goods and…

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A: Since 2014,the growth of UK has slowed steadily from more than 3% to 1.2% in the most of the recent…

Q: Using the data in the table, integrate the expected relationship of the behavior of inflation with…

A: The term economic cycle can be defined as the differences of the economy between seasons of…

Q: Inflation is one macroeconomic phenomenon that policy makers watch closely and intervene to bring it…

A: ANSWEE   Disinflation occurs when there is deep recession leading to a sustained fall in demand .

Q: Who are the winners in times of high inflation? In times of recession? In times of depression?

A: Inflation is the measure in the economy at which the average level of prices of a basket of selected…

Q: Increase in money supply in an economy increases inflation. Use appropriate diagrams to explain the…

A: When money supply increases at a faster pace as compared to the real output growth then this will…

Q: aggregate demand and aggregate supply

A: The aggregate demand (AD) curve represents the total quantity of goods and services demanded in the…

Q: Assess the impact of money supply changes on inflation with diagram

A: In an economy, inflation is explained by when people have to pay a relative more price for a…

Q: Fiscal and Monetary Policies Nowadays, many Central Banks use target inflation in their monetary…

A: Target inflation is achieved by central by setting up a inflation goal and then adjusting its…

Q: Which of the following is the most correct statement about the relationship between inflation and…

A: The Phillips Curve shows that tehre exists an inverse relationship between inflation and…

Q: Do temporary negative supply shocks place policymakers in a predicament? Explain why. Discuss the…

A: A supply shock is an unexpected event that suddenly changes the supply of a product or commodity,…

Q: What could be a real world example that explains the difference between creeping inflation,…

A: Creeping inflation can be controlled,it is under 5%. Galloping inflation can also be controlled,it…

Q: Using appropriate diagrams, explain the difference between demand-pull and cost- push inflation.

A: Inflation:  Inflation is simply the rise in the general price level of goods and services over a…

Q: Compare ‘cost-push’ inflation from ‘demand-pull’ inflation by discussing their major sources.…

A: Cost-push inflation occurs when the level of price increases because of a rise in the production…

Q: In Figure 2 above, what are the factors that may cause the aggregate demand to  shift from AD to…

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Q: Explain TWO costs of inflation from an economist’s perspective.

A: Two costs of inflation are :  1. Price system is distorted by Inflation. Inflation is the increase…

Q: Because inflation targeting focuses on achieving the inflation target, it will lead to excessive…

A: Inflation targeting is defined as the situation under which government adopts the monetary policy…

Q: Suppose that the central bank has the policy "set R equal to 3 if inflation equals 2% and GAP = 0.…

A: The actions by the monetary authorities to either expand or tighten the economy in terms of money…

Q: The cost of inflation reduction is a large, permanent increase in unemployment. true or false

A: The Phillips curve basically depicts the relationship between inflation and unemployment, and the…

Q: Boblandia produces no oil. It starts at potential GDP with inflation equal to the Central Bank's…

A: How inflation happens? The contradictory phase in economy a situation happens when there is…

Q: Explain what we can understand by expected inflation, inflation due to an increase in aggregate…

A: Inflation in an economy is referred to be as a rise in the general price level of goods and…

Q: Suppose that the economy is experiencing a high unemployment rate and at the same time, inflation is…

A: Stagflation is the situation where there is a higher inflation along with the lower economic growth…

Q: In country A, all wage contracts are indexed to inflation. That is, each month wages are adjusted…

A: (Q) In country A, all wage contracts are indexed to inflation. That is, each month wages are…

Q: which of the following is true Select one: a. When the actual rate of unemployment is low than…

A: Answer: option b (natural rate of unemployment is the rate of unemployment required to keep the…

Q: Because inflation targeting focuses on achieving theinflation target, it will lead to excessive…

A: Inflation targeting is a monetary policy under which the central bank sets a specific inflation rate…

Q: True or False: Cost-push inflation is caused by a rightward shift in the short-run aggregate supply…

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