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lookingto influenceconsumer behaviour around inflation
higher energy costs(passive) was led byThe increase in consumer inflation
This devaluationhas causedhigher consumer inflation
The country?s rapid economic growthhas ledto severe consumer inflation
explained abovecausedhigher consumer inflation
by movements in current inflation Change in consumer inflation expectations caused by shift in pattern of poll(passive) caused byconsumer inflation expectations
by age cohort(passive) are ... influenced byconsumer expectations of inflation
by shift in pattern of poll(passive) caused byconsumer inflation expectations
higher energy costs , which rose by 3.0 percent in January , with gasoline prices up 5.7 percent and fuel oil up 9.5 percent(passive) was led byThe increase in consumer inflation
still(passive) is ... contributed Acceleration of consumer inflation
still(passive) is ... contributedAcceleration of consumer inflation
to rise as the distortions of the " Verizon effect " fade from the numbers(passive) is setUS consumer price inflation
to keep the currency suppressedcausingmore apparent consumer inflation
the Fedhas would leadto rampant consumer inflation
a robust economy , growing tariff pressures , rising wage costs , andare contributingto consumer inflation
a robust economy , growing tariff pressures , rising wage costs , and a tight labor marketare contributingto consumer inflation
by both producer prices and demand(passive) are influenced byConsumer inflation
by high pork prices(passive) caused byconsumer inflation
by those food and oil price increases(passive) caused byconsumer inflation
Rising energy pricescontributeto consumer inflation
at the same timecausinginflation on consumers
to fall and(passive) is setconsumer inflation
by a weak pound(passive) caused byconsumers from inflation
by the Bank of England 's quantitative easing program , coupled with the depreciation of the pound(passive) caused byconsumer inflation
not alwaysleadsto consumer inflation
but not alwaysleadsto consumer inflation
which often , butnot always ... leadsto consumer inflation
no wholesale inflationwill ... resultin consumer inflation
Wholesale Inflationleadsto Consumer Inflation
the plunging poundis causinginflation for consumers
by the falling value of Sterling(passive) caused byrising consumer price inflation
no doubtare contributingto consumer inflation
by rising prices of natural gas(passive) caused byconsumer inflation
higher oil prices will have destructive impacts on emerging economy of Pakistanwill causeinflation and consumers
to rise to 5.4 % in March(passive) is setConsumer inflation
to rise to 5.4 % in March and(passive) is setConsumer inflation
to rise to 5.4 % in March and GDP(passive) is setConsumer inflation
The rocketing food import bill , against a backdrop of a weakening naira and strong dollarhas contributedto consumer inflation
The US dollar has now begun to slowly collapse as the asset inflationleadingto consumer inflation
to compare the cost of consuming a given bundle of goods and services at different points in time , i.e. , from one month to the next , or from one year to the next(passive) are designedMeasures of consumer inflation
the yuan to risemay causethe yuan to rise
to still - slower real household disposable income growthwill leadto still - slower real household disposable income growth
the yuan to rise in pricemay causethe yuan to rise in price
from the tariffsto resultfrom the tariffs
thousands of British workershas promptedthousands of British workers
to a rate cut in the futurecould leadto a rate cut in the future
to the boomcontributeto the boom
the governmenthad promptedthe government
monetary authorities to raise borrowing costs for the first time in 2 yearspromptedmonetary authorities to raise borrowing costs for the first time in 2 years
along with a full - year PPI declinepromptedalong with a full - year PPI decline
a drop in demand for oilcould causea drop in demand for oil
Prices(passive) is influenced byPrices
the problemcausedthe problem
from food and fuel pricesresultingfrom food and fuel prices
to the boomcontributeto the boom
the consumption productsinfluencedthe consumption products
The same story(passive) is paintedThe same story
to cooling wage growth in real terms in Septembercontributedto cooling wage growth in real terms in September
in ever - shrinking household budgetsresultingin ever - shrinking household budgets
to an across - the - board increase in pricingleadsto an across - the - board increase in pricing
to fadeis setto fade
to higher costs for the producersleadingto higher costs for the producers
a wide - spread deflation scare even among the Federal Reserve members and was cited as one of the supporting factors for QE2prompteda wide - spread deflation scare even among the Federal Reserve members and was cited as one of the supporting factors for QE2
to a change in the supply of those goods and servicesleadsto a change in the supply of those goods and services
to rise to 200 %setto rise to 200 %
to the loss of currency value , a massive decline in foreign and per capita income , a rise in poverty caused by decline in GDP , as well as decline in investmentwill leadto the loss of currency value , a massive decline in foreign and per capita income , a rise in poverty caused by decline in GDP , as well as decline in investment
to a rise in Bank interest rates and rising household costs and inflationleadingto a rise in Bank interest rates and rising household costs and inflation
to a recession or evenmight leadto a recession or even
to a recession or even " deep depressionmight leadto a recession or even " deep depression
spending to be cut to maintain the real value of savings / inflation may delay their purchases in the expectation that prices may be lower in the futuremay causespending to be cut to maintain the real value of savings / inflation may delay their purchases in the expectation that prices may be lower in the future
interest rates to rise because of the decrease in the purchasing power of moneycausesinterest rates to rise because of the decrease in the purchasing power of money
the Fed to tighten rates to slow inflationleadsthe Fed to tighten rates to slow inflation
to disasterwill leadto disaster
after - tax real capital gains to fall because investors pay tax on the increases in the price of their assets that come from inflationcan causeafter - tax real capital gains to fall because investors pay tax on the increases in the price of their assets that come from inflation
the Fed to raise rates faster than expectedcausingthe Fed to raise rates faster than expected
to a decrease in the bond prices and an increase in the yieldshas also leadto a decrease in the bond prices and an increase in the yields
from either an increase in aggregate demand ( demand - pull inflation ) or a decrease in aggregate supply ( cost - push inflationcan resultfrom either an increase in aggregate demand ( demand - pull inflation ) or a decrease in aggregate supply ( cost - push inflation
to decrease in the purchasing power as it leads to a reduction of the value of currency and increase of prices of goods and servicesleadsto decrease in the purchasing power as it leads to a reduction of the value of currency and increase of prices of goods and services
to economic crises in the 1970sleadingto economic crises in the 1970s
in misleading statements about the real demand pressures facing the judiciarycan resultin misleading statements about the real demand pressures facing the judiciary