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Class 11 · English Medium · Cambridge · Economics
Separate price levels, inflation rates and purchasing power.
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An index compares a selected basket with a reference period. Inflation is the percentage change of the index over a specified interval. Real purchasing power compares a money amount with prices. A smaller positive inflation rate still means a rising price level.
An index100→110→115.5 rises10% then5%. A money income1000→1050 rises5%; against a 10% price rise, real purchasing power falls because1050/1.10≈954.55 in initial-price units.
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6/120×100.
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