This article presents the meaning and key features of inflation. The situation of the continuous, sustained, and rapid increase in prices of almost all goods and services is known as inflation. It means inflation is a continuous, sustained, and rapid increase in the general price level of the economy which is generally measured by the […]
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This article ‘Meaning and Views of Inflation’ tries to briefly explain the meaning of inflation and different views and perspective of inflation developed over time. Inflation is generally defined as the rapid, sustained, and large increase in the prices of almost all goods and services over time. Thus, inflation means a substantial and rapid increase
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Meaning of National Account Rebasing The Rebasing of National Accounts also called re-benchmarking of the national account series or gross domestic product (GDP) is the mechanism of replacing an old base year used to compile volume measures of GDP with a new and more recent base year or price structure. Economic analysis deals with the
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The measurement of national income accounts by using expenditure method and monetray management or currency management are closely related to each other. The spending method records all the spending made by economic sectors on domestically produced final goods and services during a particular time. The article tries to explain the measurement of GDP by expenditure
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Isoquant curve is the locus of various combinations of two inputs labor and capital that yield the same level of output. It means every point of an isoquant curve shows an equal level of output. This short article tries to explain the concept of an isoquant curve map or isoquant map. We assume that producers
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Meaning of Iso-quant In the long-run producer can change all the factors and thus output can also be changed by all the factors of production. The level of output that can be produced by different combinations of factors (especially labor and capital) is shown by the iso-quant curve. Isoquant refers to the same quantity. An
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In economics short-run and long-run do not reflect any time period like the concept of short-term and long-term. Economists connect the word short-run as well as long-run or the concept of short-run and long-run with the ability of producers to adjust different factors of production while producing goods and services. Thus, the concept of short-run
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Concept of Optimum Employment of Input Every producer engages in the act of production to earn possible maximum profit by utilizing the available amount of total cost outlay, prices of factors of production, state of technology, governmental policy, and so on. To ensure a maximum profit or to minimize the cost of production, the selection
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Monetary policy is an important tool for any country’s economic development and overall economic stability. The objectives of monetary policy may vary from country to country depending on the economic and social condition of the country and other needs. Even in the same country, monetary policy has different objectives at different times. The main objectives
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Meaning and Types of Monetary Policy
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