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Demand-pull inflation (also referred to in German)

The increase in prices by firms due to the fact that demand from home or/and abroad has increased, resulting in persistent bottlenecks (bottlenecks: the capacities are unable to match the additional demand-volume required) in the production and/or distribution of goods. – See Balassa-Samuelson effect, cost-push effect.
Inflation, inflation.

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Passende Formel

Inflationsrate

\[\pi_t=\frac{P_t-P_{t-1}}{P_{t-1}}\cdot100\]

Die prozentuale Veränderung eines Preisindex zwischen zwei Perioden bestimmen.

Variablen: π Inflationsrate in Prozent; P Preisindex.

Anwendung: Für Verbraucherpreisindex, BIP-Deflator und andere Preisindizes.

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