What s the meaninig of inflation in indian market?

Question

What s the meaninig of inflation in indian market?

Answer 1

Inflation simply means an increase in the prices of goods and services available in a market, generally expressed as a percentage over a year for a country. In simpler terms it means e.g. the cost of buying a kg of salt is higher today than it was on the same date last year. When we say the inflation is 10 % it means something that we could buy for Rs.100 one year ago costs Rs. 110 today.

Answer 2

Inflation is a global phenomenon. countries like china are experiencing worst inflation in their history now. Inflation is high mainly because of the crude oil prices.

Inflation is calculation on the basins of rise and fall in the price of certain commodities selected as a sample.

Answer 3

Inflation is for the economy and not for the market.

Inflation is the rise in the prices of essential daily use commodities like food grains, edible oil, LPG and petrol, vegetables etc.

Answer 4

inflation... indicates the extent of money spent in the market...

naturally this money is either withdrawn from banks... are at the first place... you didn't deposit money in bank...

the treasure in banks has 'deflated'... and the flow of money in the market has 'inflated'...

i think that is inflation... inflation of flow of money in the market...

cash-box of shops filling... and our pockets emptied...

eventually the value of rupee reduced...

Answer 5

steady rise in the prices of commodities is termed as inflation. not only the Indian market, it applies globally. it is the percentage of increase of price over a given period of time to be precise.