Inflation rate (expected inflation rate)

Value determined by surveys as well as the observation of certain market data, which is important for central bank policy. – See goods, purchase frequent, inflation, perceived, inflation upswing, inflation targeting, swap, inflation-indexed, zero-coupon bond, real interest rate argument, housing rents, second-round effects. – See agricultural policy, banknote value restriction, break-even inflation rate, third pillar, inflation, inflation targeting, perceived, inflation risk, MundellTobin effect, reference price. – See ECB Monthly Bulletin of May 2002, pp. 28 ff; ECB Monthly Bulletin of August 2003, pp. 27 ff; ECB Monthly Bulletin of September 2003, pp. 34 ff; ECB Monthly Bulletin of April 2004, pp. 35 ff; ECB Monthly Bulletin of August 2004, pp. 39 ff, ECB Monthly Report of April 2005, pp. 33 ff. (with comparison between individual countries in Euroland), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of October 2006, pp. 16 ff. (detailed presentation with important overviews), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of November 2007, pp. 56 f. (measured relationship between perceived and expected inflation rates; overviews), ECB Monthly Report of November 2008, pp. 61 et seq. (reliability of survey results in turbulent times; overviews), ECB Monthly Bulletin of May 2009, p. 55 (indicators of longer-term inflation expectations), ECB Monthly Bulletin of July 2014, pp. 49 et seq. (inflation forecasts derived from different sources in overviews).

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