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목차

1. Inflation
2. Unemployment
3. GDP
4. Components of exports/imports
5. Interest rates (10-yr gov’t bond)
6. National debt
7. Currency (name and exchange rate)
8. Central bank
9. Policies for economic growth (Fiscal policies, Monetary policies)

본문내용

1. Inflation
Inflation is when the value of the country’s currency does not equal in the growth in the price of goods and services. The increasing rates of inflation are highly and commonly associated with fast growing economies and cost of living where the demand is higher than the country’s productive capacity. Let us compare the inflation rates of the United States and South Korea. First, during the last inflation, the United States hit a 2 year high of 1.6%.

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