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    1) This document provides instructions for a case study presentation on inflation and deflation in Egypt. Students must submit presentation slides by November 10th and present during the weeks of November 24th-29th, which will be worth 10% of the course grade. 2) Students are directed to three websites to research annual Egyptian inflation data from 2010-2017, the differences between core and headline CPI and their components, and the main consequences of inflation. 3) The presentation should address critically evaluating Egypt's inflation rate over time using data graphed from the central bank, defining and comparing core and headline CPI, and describing the primary effects of inflation.

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    1) This document provides instructions for a case study presentation on inflation and deflation in Egypt. Students must submit presentation slides by November 10th and present during the weeks of November 24th-29th, which will be worth 10% of the course grade. 2) Students are directed to three websites to research annual Egyptian inflation data from 2010-2017, the differences between core and headline CPI and their components, and the main consequences of inflation. 3) The presentation should address critically evaluating Egypt's inflation rate over time using data graphed from the central bank, defining and comparing core and headline CPI, and describing the primary effects of inflation.

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    1) This document provides instructions for a case study presentation on inflation and deflation in Egypt. Students must submit presentation slides by November 10th and present during the weeks of November 24th-29th, which will be worth 10% of the course grade. 2) Students are directed to three websites to research annual Egyptian inflation data from 2010-2017, the differences between core and headline CPI and their components, and the main consequences of inflation. 3) The presentation should address critically evaluating Egypt's inflation rate over time using data graphed from the central bank, defining and comparing core and headline CPI, and describing the primary effects of inflation.

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    Introduction to Economics (Econ101)

    Case Study Four


    Inflation/Deflation for Egypt

     Submit the presentation slides to your tutor. Deadline: week 5/11/2018 to


    10/11/2018
     Presentation takes place in the week 24/11/2018 to 29/11/2018.
     The presentation is worth 10% of the overall mark of the course.
     Your presentation should not be longer than 10 minutes. You may use PowerPoint for
    your presentation.

    You may visit the following webpages:


     http://www.cbe.org.eg/en/EconomicResearch/Statistics/Pages/Inflationhistorical.aspx
     www.cbe.org.eg/en/MonetaryPolicy/.../Monthly_Inflation_Jan_2017.pdf
     https://www.tutor2u.net/economics/reference/inflation-consequences-of-inflation

    Questions:

    1) Download the annual inflation data for Egypt from 2010 to 2017 from the Central of Egypt
    webpage and present the data in graph. Critically evaluate the behavior of the inflation rate
    over time.
    2) What is the difference between core and headline CPI? What are the main components
    of the headline CPI? Is the headline CPI representative for your own circumstances?
    3) What are the main consequences of inflation?

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