Search results for: “inflation”

  • Inflation

    Concept of Inflation An introductory definition of Inflation is provided here: money is losing value relative to goods and services produced in an economy Resources See Also Foregin Policy Foreign Affairs Resources See Also Further Reading Information related to inflation in the Max […]

  • Inflation

    Concept of Inflation An introductory definition of Inflation is provided here: money is losing value relative to goods and services produced in an economy Resources See Also Foregin Policy Foreign Affairs Resources See Also Further Reading Information related to inflation in the Max […]

  • Suppressed Inflation

    A condition in which inflationary pressures are impeded because of specific governmental controls in the form of price controls and/or rationing. Such steps prevent prices from escalating….

  • Suppressed Inflation

    A condition in which inflationary pressures are impeded because of specific governmental controls in the form of price controls and/or rationing. Such steps prevent prices from escalating….

  • Hyperinflation

    A rate of inflation that exceeds 50 percent per month. Hyperinflation usually occurs during a war or its immediate aftermath when governments are in urgent need of revenue. Hyperinflation accelerates when the public concludes that the government cannot control, or actually abets, the rise in prices,…

  • Gold Inflation

    A condition that arises in a nation where holdings of gold are tied to money supply, and excessive stocks of monetary gold increase the creation of money, resulting in inflation. The remedy for this condition is to remove gold from the treasury, thereby reducing the quantity of money available….

  • Disinflation

    A decline in the prices of some commodities within a given economy, while the prices of other commodities remain stable or rise….

  • Bottleneck Inflation

    A sharp increase in general price levels due to a dramatic, often unexpected increase in demand or decrease in supply. The bottleneck so created is usually overcome by an increase in supply over time….

  • Austerity Policy

    Hierarchical Display of Austerity policy Economics > Economic policy > Economic policyEconomics > Economic conditions > Economic cycle > InflationEmployment And Working Conditions > Personnel management and staff remuneration > Pay policy > Pay cutEconomics > Economic conditions > […]

  • Pay Policy

    Hierarchical Display of Pay policy Employment And Working Conditions > Personnel management and staff remunerationEconomics > Economic policy > Economic policy > Austerity policyEconomics > Economic policy > Economic policy > Incomes policy Pay policy Concept of Pay policy See the […]

  • Pay Policy

    Hierarchical Display of Pay policy Employment And Working Conditions > Personnel management and staff remunerationEconomics > Economic policy > Economic policy > Austerity policyEconomics > Economic policy > Economic policy > Incomes policy Pay policy Concept of Pay policy See the […]

  • Prices Policy

    Hierarchical Display of Prices policy Finance > PricesEconomics > Economic policy > Economic policyEconomics > Economic policy > Economic policy > Deregulation Prices policy Concept of Prices policy See the dictionary definition of Prices policy. Characteristics of Prices policy [rtbs […]

  • Price Control

    Resources See Also Price Policy Price Control Pricing Strategy Dumping

  • Carriage of Passengers

    Comparative Analysis International Overview The International Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to Carriage of Passengers by Sea (the "Passenger Convention 1961") was adopted in Brussels on 29 April 1961 and came into force on 4 June 1965. It was in force in […]

  • Devaluation

    Summary of Devaluation The official reduction of the value of a nation's money in relation to a standard (usually gold), special drawing rights, or the U.S. dollar. Inasmuch as all currencies are ultimately valued in terms of some standard, devaluation results in the conscious increase […]