EC 111 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Gdp Deflator, Tax Bracket, Core Inflation

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Chapter 7- inflation: relative price=ratio, deflation= worse possible economic situation possible, there needs to be some inflation in the economy, 1923 prices in germany more than doubled every day. Inflation is the second of the two major economic problems we face: no one saved, invested, or made long term plans, disinflation: inflation rate slowing down. Inflation= increase in average level of prices but not a change in the price of a specific good. If prices rise, so does income: price: people who buy products that are increasing in price the fastest end up worse. Income: people whose nominal income increases slower than inflation rate are worse off: wealth: people who own assets that are declining in real value are worse off. Item weight= % of total expenditure spent on a specific product; used to compute. Inflationary flashpoint: rate of output at which inflationary pressures intensify; point on the as curve where slope increases sharply.

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