Monetary Policy and Prices (Leaving Cert Economics): Quizzes

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Monetary Policy and Prices
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What happens to money's purchasing power during a period of inflation?

It decreases

If inflation falls from 8% to 3%, what is this called?

Disinflation

Why do economists use core inflation measures?

Exclude volatile items like energy

What key cost does Ireland's CPI include that HICP historically excludes?

Mortgage interest payments

If CPI rises from 100 to 105, what is the inflation rate?

5%

What is substitution bias in price measurement?

Fixed basket misses consumer switches

What causes demand-pull inflation?

Aggregate demand grows faster than supply

What economic condition combines higher prices with lower output?

Stagflation

How does imported inflation affect Ireland?

Via higher global prices or euro fall

When nominal interest rates don't fully adjust, inflation redistributes wealth from whom to whom?

Savers to borrowers

Why is deflation economically dangerous?

Households postpone spending

What is the primary objective of the European Central Bank?

Price stability

What does quantitative easing involve?

Purchasing assets like bonds

How long do monetary policy effects typically take to unfold?

12-24 months

What is a key drawback of eurozone membership for Ireland?

One-size-fits-all interest rate

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