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Inflation
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Affects business stratergy
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Can be tracked by using the consumer price index
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Demand-pull inflation
When there is too much
demand
(more than the
economy
can supply)
Demand-pull inflation
Can make
profit
margins go
up
Cost-push inflation
When rising costs push
up
prices
Employee wage rises
Can make
prices
go up-especially if productivity isn't rising
Cost-push inflation
Can make profit margins go
down
if businesses decide not to put up their
prices
Rate of inflation
The
percentage
change in the price of goods and services within an economy, in one year compared to the previous year
Rising
prices
Cause people to demand
higher
wages
Wages going up
Increases
demand
as people can afford more
Wages going up
Also causes prices to go up due to increased
labour
costs for employing businesses
When inflation is high
Spending goes up temporarily-people rush to buy more before
prices
go up further
When inflation in the UK is high
UK exports become
expensive
abroad, UK businesses become less
competitive
globally
When inflation in the UK is low
UK businesses have a
competitive
advantage globally
Inflation that's too
high
is bad for the
economy
Deflation
An overall
decrease
in the price of goods and
services
within an economy
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