Relative price changes are often confused with inflation, but they are different. This difference can lead to a misunderstanding of the causes of inflation.
Relative price changes, changes in the price of one good or service relative to others, are often confused with inflation, but they are fundamentally different. This difference can lead to a misunderstanding of the causes of inflation. In this video, we explain the difference and what it implies for policies to control inflation.
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