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question

What is the difference between open and repressed inflation?

category

economics

options

  1. Open inflation occurs when price stability breaks down and prices rise, usually in non-communist industrial economies. Repressed inflation is when prices are legally fixed, leading to waiting lines and backlog-lists, often in communist industrial economies.
  2. Open inflation is when prices rise due to excessive demand, and repressed inflation is when prices rise due to excessive production costs
  3. Repressed inflation occurs openly in the market, while open inflation is hidden and not reflected in official statistics
  4. Open inflation is a temporary surge in prices due to natural disasters, while repressed inflation is a long-term trend caused by excessive spending
  5. Open inflation is when the government actively increases the money supply, while repressed inflation occurs due to external factors beyond government control
  6. Open inflation only occurs in communist economies while repressed inflation occurs in non-communist economies
  7. Open inflation is characterized by an increase in virtual currency values, while repressed inflation is a concept in traditional economies only
  8. Open inflation refers to a rapid increase in the stock market, while repressed inflation refers to slow economic growth with rising prices
  9. Open inflation is when prices are fixed and repressed inflation is when prices rise
  10. Open inflation and repressed inflation both refer to a decrease in prices

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stemez-Economics

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7408
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