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    This document provides a detailed study of inflation in India between 2005-2014. It discusses the various causes of inflation including demand-pull, cost-push, wages, import prices, raw material prices, and profit push inflation. It analyzes India's historic and average inflation rates using Consumer Price Index data and examines the effects of inflation on income/wealth redistribution, production, and other economic factors. It also compares India's September 2015 inflation rate to other major developing countries and outlines issues and measures related to controlling inflation, including those taken by the Indian government.

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    Trend in inflation in INDIA from 2005 to 2013 with brief information on Inflation

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    This document provides a detailed study of inflation in India between 2005-2014. It discusses the various causes of inflation including demand-pull, cost-push, wages, import prices, raw material prices, and profit push inflation. It analyzes India's historic and average inflation rates using Consumer Price Index data and examines the effects of inflation on income/wealth redistribution, production, and other economic factors. It also compares India's September 2015 inflation rate to other major developing countries and outlines issues and measures related to controlling inflation, including those taken by the Indian government.

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    A Detailed Study On Indian Inflation

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    This document provides a detailed study of inflation in India between 2005-2014. It discusses the various causes of inflation including demand-pull, cost-push, wages, import prices, raw material prices, and profit push inflation. It analyzes India's historic and average inflation rates using Consumer Price Index data and examines the effects of inflation on income/wealth redistribution, production, and other economic factors. It also compares India's September 2015 inflation rate to other major developing countries and outlines issues and measures related to controlling inflation, including those taken by the Indian government.

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    A DETAILED STUDY ON INDIAN


    INFLATION

    CAUSES OF INFLATION
    Demand
    Cost

    pull inflation

    push inflation
    wages

    Rising

    Import prices

    Raw material prices

    Profit push inflation

    Declining

    Higher

    productivity

    taxes

    HISTORIC INFLATION INDIA

    CPI INFLATION
    14.97

    9.7
    5.57

    2005

    6.53

    2006

    9.47

    9.47
    6.49

    5.51

    2007

    9.13

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    5.86

    2013

    2014

    AVERAGE INFLATION INDIA


    AVERAGE CPI INFLATION
    10.83

    12.11
    8.87

    8.32
    5.79

    10.92
    9.3

    6.39

    6.37

    4.25

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    EFFECTS OF INFLATION

    Redistribution of

    Wage Earners

    Fixed Income Group

    Effects

    Income and Wealth

    on

    Production

    Changes in the System of Transactions

    Hoarding and Black marketing

    Other Effects

    Government

    Balance of Payments

    COMPARISON AMONG TOP


    DEVELOPING NATIONS

    INFLATION IN SEPTEMBER 2015


    10
    9
    8
    7
    6
    5
    4
    3
    2
    1
    0

    9.49

    4.51

    4.35

    4.64
    2.52

    1.6
    INDIA

    CHINA

    BRAZIL

    SOUTH AFRICA

    CHILE

    MEXICO

    ISSUES RELATED TO INFLATION

    balance of payments
    Causes uncertainty and falling investment
    Createunemployment
    Distorts theprice mechanism
    Creates money illusion
    Bad for the

    MEASURES TO CONTROL INFLATION

    Monetary Measures

    Credit control

    Demonetisation of

    Currency

    Fiscal Measures

    Increase in

    Public

    Taxes

    Debt

    Other Measures

    Wage Policy

    Rational

    Rationing

    MEASURES TAKEN BY INDIAN


    GOVERNMENT

    export restriction
    Imposed minimum stock price
    Released stockpiles of staples
    Extend a line of credit to state governments
    Emendation of state laws
    Brought potatoes and onions under purview of ESMA
    Imposed

    THANK YOU

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