But we'll talk about that in future videos when we talk about hyperinflation.

So this is where, the moderate level of inflation shows up.

Prices are high.

It's more expensive to transport goods.

He says it's a ledge against inflation.

So that's where that comes into play.

The European Union ETS is the main marketplace.

The rate of inflation is slowing down.

It's an inflation adjusted figure.

Inflation is down.

It will inhibit demand a little bit.

It's what de Klerk got, plus an increase for inflation.

Four percent inflation is forecast for this year.

The inflation issue split the party.

The shrinking of the domestic market has been blamed on inflation.

The policy will only accelerate inflation.

His salary can't keep pace with inflation.

And they're more vulnerable to job losses, subject to inflation, tightening loans from banks, appreciation of the renminbi, or decline of demand from Europe or America for the products they produce.

Is your salary keeping up with inflation?

And the general consensus is, a little bit of it is a good thing.

In college, we've got cost inflation in higher education that dwarfs cost inflation in medical care.

Inflation should be checked.

Inflation is getting out of control.

The government should endeavor to curb inflation.

This becomes because I'm subtracting negative, negative, these are all negatives.

So let's simplify that.

Win, win, win.

But the U.S. government has never defaulted.

They paid 100,000 for it.

The value of the dollar declines as the rate of inflation rises.

But it's important to realize that people really are measuring inflation.

I think this will make sense.

And what this assumption drives is, well, there's going to be some inflation on things like housing association dues, annual maintenance, insurance.

So we have another rule of thumb here.

His head is mine!

The newspaper called for the government to stop inflation.

Small enterprises are feeling the squeeze of inflation.

It's difficult for our income to keep up with inflation.

I call it my Z.E.N. cluster.

We still suffer from unemployment, inflation crime and corruption.

The second is that the journals started ratcheting up the price of subscriptions to many of their journals. So those two things came sort of two ahead where it's become almost the theater of the absurd with the amount that some journals want libraries to pay to subscribe to the journal.

So we essentially took whatever our annual insurance payment was and we divide it by 12.

Because of inflation, salaries can't keep up with the high cost of living.

And they put fuel in here.

And I could even write a positive ( ) out there, I don't have to, but this is a positive six (6).