Glossary Terms

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Reflation

Reflation is stimulating the economy by producing inflation. It is done by increasing money supply or by reducing taxes. The reflationary …

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Disinflation

Disinflation is the slowing rate of inflation. Disinflation condition indicates that the inflation rate is coming down marginally over a …

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Deflation

Deflation is the opposite condition of inflation. It is general decline in prices, often caused by a reduction in the …

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Skewflation

Skewflation means the skewness of inflation among different sectors of the economy — some sectors are facing huge inflation, some …

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Stagflation

Stagflation is a hybrid of inflation and stagnation. Stagnation is very low economic growth. Usually inflation is accompanied growth of …

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Structural inflation

Structural inflation is the one prevailing in most developing countries. The situation is due to the operation of the structural …

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Demand-pull inflation

Demand pull inflation is caused by increased demand in the economy, without adequate increase in supply of output. It is …

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Cost -Push inflation

Cost push inflation represent inflation due to price rise of inputs in the form of increased raw material cost, electricity …

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International Development Association (IDA)

International Development Association is providing loans to governments of least developed countries and it is known as soft loan window …

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RESCO Model

RESCO Model is one of the models followed by Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) for solar rooftop installation. Here, …

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