Prices and inflation trivia

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• What does the consumer price index (CPI) measure?Prices and inflation
• What do we call prices rising because demand has grown far faster than supply?Prices and inflation
• Which gauge draws together the price changes of the goods and services households buy often?Prices and inflation
• What is it called when prices rise because raw material costs or wages have driven up the cost of production?Prices and inflation
• Who is relatively worst off when inflation is severe?Prices and inflation
• What is inflation?Prices and inflation
• What do we call a general rise in prices?Prices and inflation
• What do we call a lasting fall in prices?Prices and inflation
• What happens to the value of money when prices rise?Prices and inflation
• Which body surveys and publishes the consumer price index in Korea?Prices and inflation
• A general fall in prices is called inflation.Prices and inflation
• A lasting fall in prices is called deflation.Prices and inflation
• The consumer price index is built by drawing together the price changes of the goods and services households buy often.Prices and inflation
• When inflation grows severe, the person who lent the money gains the most.Prices and inflation
• The consumer price index is worked out by adding together share prices and property prices.Prices and inflation
• Deflation makes things cheaper, so it is always good for the economy.Prices and inflation
• If inflation goes on, the real buying power of money falls.Prices and inflation
• A general rise in prices is called inflation.Prices and inflation
• When prices rise, the amount of goods the same money can buy falls.Prices and inflation
• When prices rise sharply, life grows comfortable by itself for someone living on a salary.Prices and inflation