Nihar Routray

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1. Team Members :

Abhishek Saxena (BLP012)

Nihar Routray (BLP022)

Abhishek Kumar (BLP038)

Shankar Narayan (BLP039)

Kushal Prakash (BLP061)

2. Inflation….

3. To study the causes and effects of inflation in the Indian economy and analyze its trends in the past few years.

Objective

4. Inflation can be defined as a rise in the general price level and therefore a fall in the value of money.

Inflation occurs when the amount of buying power is higher than the output of goods and services.

Inflation also occurs when the amount of money exceeds the amount of goods and services available.

What is Inflation

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• Creeping inflation 6. Trotting inflation 7. Galloping inflation 8. Hyper inflation

Types of Inflation

9. Demand-pull inflation

Cost-push inflation

Imported Inflation

Causes of Inflation

10. Rise in Crude oil prices

Rise in Food prices

Black Money

GDP

Wage rate wise

Sub Prime crisis

Major reasons of Inflation in India

11. 435 commodities are used for the WPI based inflation calculation and base year for the WPI calculation is 1993-94.

WPI is available at the end of every week (generally Saturdays), for a period of one year ended that day

Export Price Index (EPI)

Import Price Index (IPI)

Overall Wholesale Price Index (OWPI)

Measuring Inflation

12. Effects of Inflation

Hoarding

Fixed income recipients

Increased consumption ratio

Lowers national saving

Illusions of making profits

Causes business cycles to go out of business

13. Curbing Inflation

Strengthen local currency e.g. Indian Rupee

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) hikes the interest rates to control inflation.

Government uses the fiscal policy to check inflation.

Government to choose alternative of direct intervention

Reforming long term labor related policies

14. Inflation in the India Growth Story

15. Major Highlights

In 2009-10, increase in inflation was due to factors like food inflation hike. (Supply shortage of cereals, pulses, wheat, and rice due to drought in country)

In 2010-11, high inflation is attributed to increased prices of fruits and vegetables (due to increase in demand) and increase in commodity prices e.g. crude oil.

16. Measures taken by Reserve Bank of India:

Headline inflation in May, 2011 rise to 8.72 %.

Reserve Bank of India hiked key policy rates (repo rate and reverse repo) by 25 basis points.

Inflation Control in India – 2011

Inflation continues posing a threat

Inflation has been caused by rapid growth

Fall in oil prices and higher interest rates will lead to reduction in inflation

Challenges for Indian Economy in 2011

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