expected inflation

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expected
adjective[before noun]
uk /ɪkˈspek.tɪd/ us /ɪkˈspek.tɪd/
believed to be going to happen ...
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inflation
noun[U]
uk /ɪnˈfleɪ.ʃən/ us /ɪnˈfleɪ.ʃən/
a general, continuous increase ...
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Examples of expected inflation

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Given the specified utility functions, the real wage increases in the demand for labor and in the expectedinflation tax.
Recall that a disinflation implies a fall in the expectedinflation rate and the nominal interest rate and therefore a rise in money demand.
The uncertainty in the transition to fiat money implies a longer transition path, accompanied by a higher expectedinflation along the transition.
The possibility of breakdown in fiat money due to political uncertainty implies a longer transition path and a higher expectedinflation during the transition.
Eventually, however, the declining rate of expectedinflation allows output to rise.
The social planner enforces a monetary policy that guarantees expectedinflation to be zero.
But if its reacts to expectedinflation, the equilibrium is much more likely to become indeterminate than in the labor-only model.
I prefer the expectedinflation rate to the actual inflation rate or the price level.
For example, agents may consider increases in interest rates as positive news if this occurs when expectedinflation is high.
Provided some agents have a strong saving motive, aggregate saving will remain positive for a wide range of expectedinflation rates.
These constraints give rise to an interest-elastic demand for real balances; expectedinflation causes agents to inefficiently economize on their money holdings.
When consumers expect higher inflations, the monetary authority responds by raising the nominal interest rate more than one-for-one with the expectedinflation rate.
If economic actors engage in rational expectations, so that labour and financial markets are efficient, expectedinflation should not have real effects on output and personal income.
Along a deterministic equilibrium path where the expectedinflation factor is above the discount factor, the cash-in-advance constraint strictly binds if initial money balances are not too high.
Hence, expectedinflation is always equal to 1 (by assumption).
In addition, the average wage influences unemployment, via equation (1), and hence the likelihood of a successful period 2 defence, which in turn affects expectedinflation.
The possibility of breakdown in fiat money due to uncertainty in the size of government and its patience implies longer transition path and higher expectedinflation.
The estimates take account of expectedinflation over the period of the contract which is due for completion in mid-1992.
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After allowance for expectedinflation, the new resources should permit a considerably expanded programme of support.
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