Hyperinflation: Rapid price increases, e.g., Zimbabwe's or Weimar Germany's
Hyperinflation: Rapid price increases, e.g., Zimbabwe's or Weimar Germany's
What stagflation is and why Keynesian economics struggled to explain it
Stagflation: simultaneous high inflation and stagnant growth, challenging Keynesian focus on demand management
What deflation causes — falling prices discourage spending as consumers wait for cheaper goods
Deflation leads to decreased consumer spending due to anticipated lower prices
What the 1973 oil crisis caused — OPEC embargo quadrupled oil prices, triggering stagflation
1973 OPEC embargo quadrupled oil prices, sparking stagflation
What a Giffen good is — a good where demand increases as price increases (very rare)
Giffen good: Increased price leads to higher demand due to inferior necessity
What raising interest rates does — makes borrowing more expensive, slows spending and inflation
Raising interest rates makes borrowing more expensive, slows spending, and reduces inflation
What the Flash Crash of 2010 revealed — algorithmic trading can cause extreme market swings
Algorithmic trading can trigger rapid, severe market fluctuations, as seen in the 2010 Flash Crash
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