Makroekonomika. Vadovėlis ekonominių specialybių studentams

Snieška, Vytautas; Baumilienė, Valerija; Bernatonytė, Dalia; Čiburienė, Jadvyga; Dumčiuvienė, Daiva; Juozapavičienė, Aldona; Keršienė, Reda; Kavaliauskienė, Virginija; Markauskienė, Aldona; Mrazauskienė, Bronė; Startienė, Gražina; Pukelienė, Violeta; Urbonas, Julius

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“…The costs of inflation depend not only on its rate, but also on the expectation factor. When inflation is expected people may prepare better, and impact will be less painful (Snieška, 2006). It is important to notice that increase of prices of one product or several groups of products is not evaluated as inflation.…”

Section: Inflation and Factors Conditioning Itmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…If possible to forecast the rate of inflation and to readjust the prices and wages in accordance with it no problems will arise. High inflation can destabilize or even destroy countries economy (Snieška, 2006). Significant economic, social and political problems arise when it is difficult to forecast price level change.…”

Section: Inflation and Factors Conditioning Itmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This re-distribution is spontaneous and touches despite the age and financial position. Therefore it is sometimes emphasized that inflation (deflation) has no social consciousness (Snieška, 2006;Gerdesmeier, 2009). But usually the inflation and deflation has the influence on the poorest groups of society, as they have limited possibilities to protect themselves.…”

Section: Inflation and Factors Conditioning Itmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Research on the Impact of the Changes of Commodity Price Level in the World Commodity Exchanges on Variation of General Price Level

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Lapinskaitė

2014

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The purpose of the paper is to investigate the influence of changes of commodity price level in the world commodity exchanges on variation of general price level index in Lithuania. Object of the research is commodity price level in the world commodity exchanges. The methodology applied is following: study of the recent scientific literature, collection and analysis of statistical data, correlation regression analysis. The conclusion can be made that variation of general price level in Lithuania depends on changes of commodity prices in world commodity exchanges, mostly from the prices of aluminium, cocoa, coal and oil. Regression function made with analysed commodities is adequate to real situation and chosen variables X explain the 64% of inflation variability and 36% are explained by other factors. The results show that the determinate regression function could be practically used to forecast the dependence of inflation rate on the particular factors.

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Section: Inflation and Factors Conditioning Itmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Inflation and Factors Conditioning Itmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Inflation and Factors Conditioning Itmentioning

confidence: 99%

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