Monetary Policy and Prices (Leaving Cert Economics): Flashcards

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Monetary Policy and Prices
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Inflation

Sustained increase in general price level

Deflation

Sustained decrease in general price level

Disinflation

Inflation still positive but slowing down

Core inflation

Excludes volatile items like energy & unprocessed food

CPI

Consumer Price Index - tracks Ireland's inflation

Ireland's CPI unique feature

Includes mortgage interest payments

HICP

Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices for EU comparisons

HICP vs CPI key difference

HICP historically excludes owner-occupied housing costs

Demand-pull inflation

Aggregate demand grows faster than aggregate supply

Cost-push inflation

Rising input costs shift aggregate supply leftward

Stagflation

Higher prices combined with lower output

Imported inflation (Ireland)

Higher global prices or euro depreciation

ECB primary objective

Price stability (low & stable inflation)

Quantitative easing (QE)

Purchasing assets to lower long-term yields

Monetary policy time lags

Effects unfold over 12-24 months

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