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    INFLATION IN PAKISTANITS CAUSES & EFFECTS ON PAKISTANS ECONOMIC

    PRESENTED TO : DR ABDUL WAHEED

    BY

    HIRA HAIDER : 4481

    MEHREEN NAZ :

    M.MAID :

    TASHFEEN :

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    An increase in the amount of currency in

    circulation, resulting in a relatively sharp and

    sudden fall in its value and a rise in prices.

    HISTORY

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    Years Overall CPI Food CPI Years Overall CPI Food CPI

    70's 13.3 13.8 70's 13.3 13.8

    80's 7.2 7.9 80's 7.2 7.9

    90's 9.7 10.1 90's 9.7 10.1

    2000-01 4.4 3.6 2000-01 4.4 3.6

    2001-02 3.5 2.5 2001-02 3.5 2.5

    2002-03 3.1 2.9 2002-03 3.1 2.9

    2003-04 4.6 6 2003-04 4.6 6

    2004-05 9.3 12.5 2004-05 9.3 12.5

    2005-06 7.9 6.9 2005-06 7.9 6.9

    2006-07 7.8 10.4 2006-07 7.8 10.4

    2007-08 12 17.5 2007-08 12 17.5

    2008-09 22.4 26.6 2008-09 22.4 26.6

    2009-10

    (Jul-Apr)11.5 12

    2009-10

    (Jul-Apr)11.5 12

    Years Overall CPI Food CPI Years Overall CPI Food CPI

    70's 13.3 13.8 70's 13.3 13.8

    80's 7.2 7.9 80's 7.2 7.9

    90's 9.7 10.1 90's 9.7 10.1

    2000-01 4.4 3.6 2000-01 4.4 3.6

    2001-02 3.5 2.5 2001-02 3.5 2.5

    HISTORICAL INFLATIONARY TRENDS

    1972-73 TO 2008-09

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    Inflation is the rise in the prices of goods and

    services in an economy over a period of time.

    Inflation is a key indicator of a country and

    provides important view on the state of the

    economy and the policies of the government.

    INTRODUCTION

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    WAGE INFLATION

    COST PUSH INFLATION

    PRICING POWER INFLATION SECTORAL INFLATION

    TYPES OF INFLATION

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    Monthly SPI

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    Monthly SPI

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    Quarterly SPI

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    Half yearly SPI

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    Inflation rate in Pakistan was last reported at 13.04

    percent in April of 2011. From 2003 until 2010.

    The average inflation rate in Pakistan was 10.15

    percent.

    Historical high of 25.33 percent in August of 2008 .

    Record low of 1.41 percent in July of 2003.

    FACTS ABOUT INFLATION

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    Pakistan Inflation Rate

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    CAUSES OF INFLATION

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    Excess money printing

    High Production Cost

    International Lending and National Debts

    Federal Taxes Population Explosion

    Construction of Houses

    Cheap Monetary Policy

    Increase in Exports

    Foreign Economic Assistance

    Consumption Habits

    CAUSES OF INFLATION

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    EXCESS MONEY SUPPLY

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    EFFECTS OF INFLATION

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    Mortgage Crisis

    Wage Earner

    Fixed Income Class

    Borrower & Lenders

    Limited Employment Opportunity

    Impossible to Make Monthly Budget

    International Trade

    Stocks Become Less Valuable

    Food Prices Continue To Pinch

    EFFECTS OF INFLATION

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    To reduce our Government Luxury Expenses both Federal and

    Provincial.

    To reassess the complete system of Direct and Indirect Taxes.

    To increase the Production of Food, Industry and Servicethings.

    Should charge Capital Gain tax to Burger and Theft Families

    and persons

    Reduce Unemployment Increase in Agriculture, industry

    SBP should take major steps to control inflation

    Pakistan should become self reliant

    RECOMMENDATION

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    Inflation is one of the obstacles on the way of development. In

    Pakistan, it has squeezed the major part of the population. It needs

    to be controlled by strategic planning. Domestic production should

    be encouraged instead of imports; investment should be givenpreference in consumer goods instead of luxuries, Agriculture sector

    should be given subsidies, foreign investment should be attracted,

    and developed countries should be requested for financial and

    managerial assistance. And lastly a strong monitoring system should

    be established on different levels in order to have a sound

    evaluation of the process at every stage.

    CONCULSION