Inflation - Causes and Effects (Teacher Presentation)

Sunday, November 15, 2009
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This updated revision presentation takes a detailed look at the causes and effects of inflation. It explains the theory behind demand pull and cost push inflation, and examines recent trends in data on average earnings, commodity prices and the output gap.  There are also some new weblinks to great interactive resources on inflation.

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