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Further , the weak dollar caused by government deficit spending and the Federal Reserve 's printing of moneyis causinginflation
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several factors other than wages , including supply shocks , such as cuts in oil subsidy , or expansionary monetary and fiscal policies , or imported inflation(passive) is caused byInflation
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the Federal Reserve which uses policy actions such as interest rate changes or the printing of money to control inflation(passive) can be influenced byInflation
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an increase in money supply or demand due to government spending or the printing of money(passive) can be caused byInflation
of ordinary income , net capital gains(passive) may be composedDistribution rates
an increase in the quantity of money in circulation relative to the ability of the economy to supply ( its potential output(passive) may be caused byinflation
an increase in the quantity of money in circulation relative to the ability of the economy to supply ( its potential output(passive) is caused byInflation
Increased import prices , which can be the result of a rise in world prices for imported raw materials or a depreciation of currencycan also causeinflation
that if inflation means increase in the money supply , then the Fed by increasing the money supplyis causinginflation
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If the money supply increases faster than real output , then prices will increasecausinginflation
government printing money ( A change in the money supply(passive) can only be caused byInflation
increasing the money supply , either by printing more money or by paying off government bonds(passive) can also be caused byInflation
raising the minimum wage increases unemployment ; increasing the supply of moneycausesinflation
a rising economy as well as the printing of additional moneycould ... causeinflation
excess demand for resources , not government deficits or money printing per se(passive) is caused byInflation
increases in the currency supply in excess of the productivity of the economy(passive) is caused byInflation
The government injects the new money created into the economy , which causes a decline in the value of the currencythus causinginflation
when the government increases the money supply faster than the economy is growing(passive) is generally causedInflation
excess growth of money and credit relative to the supply of goods and services in the economy(passive) is caused byInflation
Inflation due to quantity of money Printing too much moneycan causeinflation
by rising import prices due to the falling value of the pound sterling(passive) caused byinflation
The only possible problem from deficits is inflation : if government tries to buy more than the economy can produce , then this will only push up pricescausinginflation
if you increase the money supply without increasing the aggregate goods supplycauseinflation
inflation ... Zimbabwe?s central bank printing moneyhas causedinflation
The inflation tax : Printing money to raise revenuecausesinflation
private speculation or government deficits ... , but rather reserves and money creation by the central bankcausedinflation
an expansion of the supply of money in an economy(passive) is caused byInflation
increase price of goods , ... same way as printing more money cause inflationcausinginflation
Excess supply of money ... the excess demand for outputcausesinflation
The demand for debt increases , the cost of debt rises , ... , and the economy moves into recessioncausinginflation
by fed money printing lowering the value of dollars(passive) caused byinflation
inflation Debasing your currency ( printing moneydoes ... causeinflation
wanting to raise interest rates to control inflation , but being unable to do so because rising rates will raise the cost of their debt , driving up the deficit , causing them to print moneycausinginflation
Why would gold and silver and commodities keep falling in value if the government keeps printing moneyshould causeinflation
This excess growth in the cash supply in an economywill causeinflation
inflation only comes from an increase in the money supply by the governmentcauseinflation
in layoffshave ... resultedin layoffs
future inflationinfluencesfuture inflation
oil and many other commoditiescausingoil and many other commodities
inflationary growthhas causedinflationary growth
to price inflationwill leadto price inflation
to lower penaltiesleadto lower penalties
to a haphazard redistribution of real incomewill also leadto a haphazard redistribution of real income
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in both upward departures of the sentencing guidelines ... as well as mandatory periods of parole ineligibilitycan resultin both upward departures of the sentencing guidelines ... as well as mandatory periods of parole ineligibility
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
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 raise rates which causes the credit market to tighten leading to a recessioncausesthe Fed to raise rates which causes the credit market to tighten leading to a recession
the Fed to tighten rates to slow inflationleadsthe Fed to tighten rates to slow inflation
expectations of current inflation , which in turn influences the wages & prices that people setinfluencesexpectations of current inflation , which in turn influences the wages & prices that people set
the Fed to raise interest rates faster than expected and drive the dollar up 15 % against other currenciescausingthe Fed to raise interest rates faster than expected and drive the dollar up 15 % against other currencies
interest rates to rise as the value of the currency declinescausesinterest rates to rise as the value of the currency declines
to higher nominal interest rates not necessarily higher real rateswill leadto higher nominal interest rates not necessarily higher real rates
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
in misleading statements about the real demand pressures facing the judiciarycan resultin misleading statements about the real demand pressures facing the judiciary
to a fall in the real purchasing power of moneyleadingto a fall in the real purchasing power of money
an increase around the Foreign dollar and even oil plus food rates continue to gethas ... causedan increase around the Foreign dollar and even oil plus food rates continue to get
the Fed to raise interest rates , which causes recessioncausesthe Fed to raise interest rates , which causes recession
prices to increase and the purchasing power of any fixed amount of money to decreasecausesprices to increase and the purchasing power of any fixed amount of money to decrease
money to decrease in value at some ratecausesmoney to decrease in value at some rate
interest rates to go up and when interest rates go up , bond values ( prices ) go downcausesinterest rates to go up and when interest rates go up , bond values ( prices ) go down
the real demand for money to fallcausesthe real demand for money to fall
an increase around the Foreign dollar in addition to oil and even food rateshas ... causedan increase around the Foreign dollar in addition to oil and even food rates
fixed income investments like bonds to decline in value and their returns ( another way of saying interest rates ) to risecausesfixed income investments like bonds to decline in value and their returns ( another way of saying interest rates ) to rise
when the providers of goods and services raise their prices because of an increased aggregate demand , which is the demand of all goods and services in an economytypically resultswhen the providers of goods and services raise their prices because of an increased aggregate demand , which is the demand of all goods and services in an economy
fixed income assets like bonds to decline in value and their returns ( another way of saying interest rates ) to risecausesfixed income assets like bonds to decline in value and their returns ( another way of saying interest rates ) to rise
housing bubbles and wage rates do n't rise with inflationcauseshousing bubbles and wage rates do n't rise with inflation
the Fed to raise interest rates in order to limit borrowing and " cool off " the economycausesthe Fed to raise interest rates in order to limit borrowing and " cool off " the economy
to the depreciation of sterling ( when inflation is rising faster than the UShas ledto the depreciation of sterling ( when inflation is rising faster than the US
uncertaintycausesuncertainty
the Fed to raise interest rates to slow things down againwill causethe Fed to raise interest rates to slow things down again
the prices of goods and services to rise over timecausesthe prices of goods and services to rise over time
in a decrease in the rate of inflationhas resultedin a decrease in the rate of inflation