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Samridhi Goyal

In this course we will discuss about what is inflation, causes of inflation, types of inflation, inflation theory and inflation indexes

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(Hindi) Course on Inflation

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Economy

The lesson begins with brief introduction to inflation. We discussed what happens when price rises with an example.

Introduction to Inflation (in Hindi)

Through this lesson we discussed about the causes of inflation. We have also discussed a little bit about inflation theory.

Causes of Inflation (in Hindi)

Through this  lesson I tried to explain the various onflation theories. We studied about three theories of inflation that are Market-Power Theory of Inflation, Conventional Demand-Pull Inflation, Structural Theory of Inflation.

Inflation Theory (in Hindi)

In this lesson we discussed about types o inflation i.e Cause Based Inflation and Rate Based Inflation. I threw the light on Cause based inflation. We tried to understand the concept of demand pull inflation in detail as well.

Types of Inflation Part -1 (in Hindi)

Through this lesson i tried to explain  various types of inflation amd we discussed about the demand pull and cost push inflation.

Types of Inflation Part - 2 (in Hindi)

In this lesson we discussed  about the cause based inflation. We studied about the differences between demand-pull inflation and cost push inflation. Then we also studied about sectoral inflation and pricing power inflation

Types of Inflation Part-3 (in Hindi)

With the help of this lesson we studied about rate based inflation. We came to know what is creeping inflation,  chronic inflation,  walking inflation,  moderate inflation, running inflation, galloping inflation and hyperinflation with examples.

Types of inflation Part - 4 (in Hindi)

In this lesson, i tried to explain impact of inflation. I begin this topic by enlightening about the costs of India with a clear illustration for your better understanding.

Impact of Inflation on Economy (in Hindi)

This lesson is in continuance with the previous, which will help you to understand the impacts of inflation on various topic. As the lesson starts i tried to expalin about the impacts of inflation on investments. The uncertainties which will occur on investment due to inflation have been detailed and problems like generation of balck money, balance of payment, etc are explained

Impact of Inflation on Investments (in Hindi)

I tried to explain how to measure inflation in this lesson. I also expalined the various indices which are used to measure inflation. Then I elaborated Wholesale  Index (WPI).

Factors involved un Measuring Inflation Part 1

Continuing with my previous discussion on Wholesale Price Index, I tried to explain how to measure it, the importance of WPI and  limitations of WPI

Factors Involved in Measuring Inflation Part 2

Through this lesson I threw the light in Consumer Price Index. Then I elaborated four distinct series of Consumer Price Index.

Factors Involved in Measuring Inflation Part 3

I did BTech, MA Economics and MBA. I joined IAS in 1981 and retired in Chief Secretary rank. I teach all GS subjects & Pub Ad optional.

Rakesh Verma

This course explains various concepts relating to inflation including the categorisation, impacts and its management.

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Madhukar Kotawe

In this course, educator will be teaching about Economics - Monetary Policy

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Understanding Fiscal, Monitory Policy and Business Cycle Inflation

Ayussh Sanghi

Public Finance is one of the most important concept in Indian Economy. This course will cover the first half of it i.e. the monetary policy. Ayussh Sanghi starts with an introduction of monetary policy. He then goes on to explain the role of central bank i.e. Reserve bank of India (in case of India) in controlling and monitoring the monetary policy. The course then moves on to explain the concepts of Bank Rate and Repo rate; Reverse Repo rate and Open market operations; Cash Reserve Ratio, Statutory Liquidity Ratio, Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) and Marginal Standing facility (MSF). The last lesson of the course deals with the Qualitative instruments related to monetary policy. Tags: India Monetary Policy, Indian Monetary Policy, Monetary Policy UPSC, UPSC Economy, Economy for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, Indian Administrative Service, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Economy UPSC Important Topics, Govt of India Monetary Policy, What is monetary policy, Monetary Policy Definition

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I have done a post graduation in Economics and also MBA in Finance.Teaching GS Economy and Economics optional Since the last nine years.

Bijendra Kumar Singh

In this course, the educator discusses about the primary and secondary sector of the economy.

Lessons

12 lessons • 2h 49m

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Introduction to Inflation (in Hindi)

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Causes of Inflation (in Hindi)

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Inflation Theory (in Hindi)

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Types of Inflation Part -1 (in Hindi)

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Types of inflation Part - 4 (in Hindi)

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Impact of Inflation on Economy (in Hindi)

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Impact of Inflation on Investments (in Hindi)

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Factors involved un Measuring Inflation Part 1

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