Theories of Inflation

Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "International accounting and transnational decisions" provides readers with contents including: a comparison of various international proposals on inflation accounting; accounting for the effects of changing prices social reporting; employees and the corporate social report; management audit and social indicators; transnational financial decisions and control foreign investment decisions; a synthesis of foreign direct investment theories and theories of the multinational firm capital budgeting and long-term financing;...

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Part 1 of ebook "The Routledge companion to financial accounting theory" provides readers with contents including: development of financial accounting theory; history of financial accounting theory in Britain; financial accounting and reporting in the United States of America – 1820 to 2010, toward sunshine from shadows; evolution of early practice descriptive theory in accounting; accounting and the decision usefulness framework; price variation and inflation accounting research;...

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This paper addresses the issue of "balancing the pension fund based on cash flows theory” by using a simulation approach to clarify compensation to maintain the balance of the pension fund, includes the following: Building up a model with several assumptions regarding demographic characteristics; The social insurance policies in Vietnam were employed such as basic salary, annual inflation rate, allowance per year, and savings’ interest rate of commercial banks.

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We consider a renormalizable theory, which successfully explains the number of Standard Model (SM) fermion families and whose non-SM scalar sector includes an axion dark matter as well as a field responsible for cosmological inflation. In such theory, the axion gets its mass via radiative corrections at one-loop level mediated by virtual top quark, right handed Majorana neutrinos and SM gauge bosons.

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Ebook Managerial economics presents the following content: Nature and scope of economic analysis; demand and its attributes; supply and production analysis; market structure and its analysis; national income analysis and economic welfare; consumption function, saving function, demand and supply for money; foreign exchange market, mncs, and international trade theories; inflation, inflationary gap and measures to control inflation; trade barriers and protectionism;...

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Ebook Macro Economics: Part 2 presents the following content: General equilibrium of an economy: is-lm analysis; theories of inflation; control of inflation and philips curve; balance of payments; macro economic policies: monetary policy;...Please refer to the documentation for more details.

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Money and Banking: Lecture 39 provides students with content about: monetary aggregates; equation of exchange; quantity theory of money; demand for money; targeting money growth in low inflation environment; output and inflation in the long run;... Please refer to the lesson for details!

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Money and Banking: Lecture 45 provides students with content about: shifts in potential output and real business cycle theory; the impact of a shift in aggregate demand and aggregate supply on output and inflation; stabilization policy;... Please refer to the lesson for details!

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Lecture Macroeconomics in context: A European perspective - Chapter 12: The European Central Bank and monetary policy. In this chapter you will learn: The European Central Bank; monetary policy; the theory of interest rates, money, and aggregate expenditure; monetary policies in practice; the theory of money, prices, and inflation.

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Lecture Macroeconomics - Chapter 3.2: Money growth and Inflation present the content the quantity theory of money, the value of money, money supply, money demand, monetary equilibrium, the money supply-demand diagram,...

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Chapter 10 - Economic fluctuations, unemployment, and inflation. The topics discussed in this chapter are: Examine the business cycle, consider various business cycle theories, show how economic forecasting is done, measure the GDP gap, learn how the unemployment rate is computed look at the types of unemployment, construct a consumer price index, consider the theories of inflation.

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Lecture 4: Money and Inflation. After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: Selected poverty statistics, estimated effects of economic growth, huge effects from tiny differences, the lessons of growth theory, the solow model, the golden rule.

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This study builds on existing body of knowledge on the subject by estimating the contributions of the financial and energy sectors to the Nigerian economy between 1981 and 2018. Using the estimation method of dynamic ordinary least squares (DOLS), the study reveals electricity consumption, inflation and financial development as positive predictors of growth while oil price and gross fixed capital are negative predictors.

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After completing this chapter, students will be able to: See why inflation results from rapid growth in the money supply, learn the meaning of the classical dichotomy and monetary neutrality, see why some countries print so much money that they experience hyperinflation, examine how the nominal interest rate responds to the inflation rate, consider the various costs that inflation imposes on society.

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Lecture 2: The data of macroeconomics - GDP, unemployment & inflation - I. These are three of the most important economic statistics. Policymakers and businesspersons use them to monitor the economy and formulate appropriate policies. Economists use them to develop and test theories about how the economy works. Because we’ll be learning many of these theories, it’s worth spending some time now to really understand what these statistics mean, and how they are measured.

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Chapter 32 - Inflation. In this chapter you will learn: How to explain the neutrality of money? What the classical theory of inflation is? What relationship exists between the quantity theory of money and inflation (and deflation)?...

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After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: Net present value – basic considerations, discounted cash flows, cash money in - cash money out, incremental cash flows, inflation effects, tax effect on cash flows, opportunity cash flows, working capital changes impact, inflation, entire life of investment, tax depreciation shield (tax effect).

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After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: Net present value – basic considerations, discounted cash flows, cash money in - cash money out, incremental cash flows, Inflation effects, Tax effect on cash flows, Opportunity cash flows, Working capital changes impact, Inflation, Entire life of investment, Tax depreciation shield (tax effect).

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In this chapter you will learn: How to explain the neutrality of money? What the classical theory of inflation is? What relationship exists between the quantity theory of money and inflation (and deflation)?...

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The relationship between nominal interest rates and inflation has been frequently explored in both its theoretical and empirical dimensions by many scholars. Most of these studies focus on the influence of inflation on interest rates, while others investigate the effect of interest rates on price levels. The relevant literature begins with the well-known theory of Fisher (1930). According to Fisher’s hypothesis, inflation is the main determinant of interest rates, and as the inflation rate increases by one per cent, the rate of interest increases by the same amount.

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