Macro: Unit 1.5 -- Inflation

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In this video, I will:
Define inflation, deflation, and hyperinflation
Describe the effects of inflation on purchasing power
Identify the three causes of inflation
Practice calculating the market basket and inflation/deflation rate over time
Discuss who is hurt, helped, and unaffected by excessive inflation
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How does the excessive amount of money foreseen by the quantity theory of money get into peoples' hands? How does that money get into circulation? Does the government give the money to banks for lending or are there other mechanisms for getting excess printed money into circulation in a way that contributes to inflation?

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Is the US in a continuous cycle of cost-push inflation ( wage price spiral)? As evidenced as the steady increase of prices over time since 1914?

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