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1 Inflation: Dollars Losing Value

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3 INFLATION: Increases in Price Level Inflation (on an annual basis) is the percent change in the average price level for the year Inflation (on an annual basis) is the percent change in the average price level for the year Monthly Inflation = 100% x (CPI now – CPI last month)/ CPI last month Annualized = x 12

4 Effects of Inflation Effects of inflation: Effects of inflation: $10 item after 1 year of inflation @ $10 item after 1 year of inflation @ 2% = $10.20 2% = $10.20 10% = $11 10% = $11 100% = $20 100% = $20 1000% = $110 1000% = $110 10,000% = $1100 10,000% = $1100 1 million % = 1 million % = Formula is P*(1 + decimal inflation rate) Formula is P*(1 + decimal inflation rate)

5 U.S. Inflation Since 1960

6 HIGH INFLATION COUNTRIES (cia world fact book) Uzbekistan12%2012 est. Uganda19%2012 est. Guiena15%2012 est. Venezuela26%2012 est. Sudan31%2012 est. South Sudan79%2012 est. Belarus59%2012 est. ZimbabweZimbabwe 26,470 2007 est. Zimbabwe

7 Factors influencing inflation: Factors influencing inflation: Supply and Demand for Money

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