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Inflation processes in a new Russia

Available online: 20 August 2009

Subject Heading: Inflation

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The article analyses inflation processes taking place in Russia from the year 2000 until the present moment. The effect of money supply growth on demand-pull inflation and cost inflation is studied. The issue is considered from the point of view of the main industries of the Russian economy. Comparative analysis of the growth of export prices, on the one hand, and producer and consumer prices, on the other hand, is performed. It is ascertained that influx of capital into some industries induces inflation in the short-term outlook, and that into other industries – in the long-term outlook. It is substantiated that growth of money supply through increase of salary, pensions and benefits is more economy-friendly than pumping money into the majority of industries.

Keywords: inflation, money supply, industries

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