Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

20120052 임지원 PPI & CPI. INDEX  What is PPI and CPI  The charts of PPI and CPI  Why PPI and CPI are not move together.

Published bySilvester Sutton Modified over 8 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "20120052 임지원 PPI & CPI. INDEX  What is PPI and CPI  The charts of PPI and CPI  Why PPI and CPI are not move together."— Presentation transcript:

1 20120052 임지원 PPI & CPI

2 INDEX  What is PPI and CPI  The charts of PPI and CPI  Why PPI and CPI are not move together

3 CPIPPI Basket All Goods & Services that customer usually buy.. Basket All Goods & Services that are traded in the country.. Producer Price indexConsumer Price index

4 시점 PPICPI 200896.5394.5 200996.3397.1 2010100 2011106.71104 2012107.45106.3 2013105.73107.7 2014105.17109 2014.11104.13108.8 2014.12103.11108.8 2015.1101.85109.4 2015.2101.92109.4 2015.3101.8109.4 2015.4101.76109.5 2015.5101.83109.8 2015.6101.78109.8 2015.7101.4110 2015.8100.78110.2 2015.9100.33110 2015.199.65110.1 2015.1199.31109.9 PPI is decreasing CPI is increasing BUT

5 PPI is decreasing CPI is increasing Why this situation is happening?

6 CPIPPI Basket All Goods & Services that customer usually buy. NOT include raw materials. Basket All Goods & Services that trade in the country. Include raw materials. Because of decrease of oil price

7 PPI is kind of leading indicator. PPICPI There is some term between their moving

8 www.kostat.go.kr/

9 Thank you for listening

Download ppt "20120052 임지원 PPI & CPI. INDEX  What is PPI and CPI  The charts of PPI and CPI  Why PPI and CPI are not move together."

Similar presentations

Economics 9 weeks to go.

Economics 9 weeks to go.
6.02 Understand economic indicators to recognize economic trends and conditions. 6.02-A Describe the economic impact of inflation on business. 6.00 Understand.

6.02 Understand economic indicators to recognize economic trends and conditions A Describe the economic impact of inflation on business Understand.
Module 15 The Measurement & Calculation of Inflation

Module 15 The Measurement & Calculation of Inflation
Measuring the Cost of Living

Measuring the Cost of Living
The Measurement and Calculation of Inflation Module 15.

The Measurement and Calculation of Inflation Module 15.
Causes of Inflation. What is inflation? A sustained rise in the level of prices OR a fall in the purchasing power of money How do you measure inflation?

Causes of Inflation. What is inflation? A sustained rise in the level of prices OR a fall in the purchasing power of money How do you measure inflation?
Monetary Policy Summary of 2007 and Looking Ahead to 2008 January 2008.

Monetary Policy Summary of 2007 and Looking Ahead to 2008 January 2008.
Economic Indicators Lauren Rudd January 9, 2013. Same store sales 01/9/20142.

Economic Indicators Lauren Rudd January 9, Same store sales 01/9/20142.
Real GDP 3-5% Unemployment Rate 5% Further it goes under this Rate, the higher the inflation rate Inflation Rates- 0-2% CPI and PPI- 0-2%

Real GDP 3-5% Unemployment Rate 5% Further it goes under this Rate, the higher the inflation rate Inflation Rates- 0-2% CPI and PPI- 0-2%
PPI for Water and Sewerage in Sweden 27th Voorburg Group meeting Warsaw, Poland October 4 th 2012.

PPI for Water and Sewerage in Sweden 27th Voorburg Group meeting Warsaw, Poland October 4 th 2012.
Thoroughly Modern Marx Leo Panitch Foreign Policy May/June 2009.

Thoroughly Modern Marx Leo Panitch Foreign Policy May/June 2009.
Consumer Price Index. Definitions and Uses Used to measure economic stability – Most commonly used to measure inflation Definition: Measure of change.

Consumer Price Index. Definitions and Uses Used to measure economic stability – Most commonly used to measure inflation Definition: Measure of change.
Outcome:- SWBAT Explain the purchasing power of money Identify and explain the different measures of inflation KECSSMS. MURREN ECONOMICS1/4/12.

Outcome:- SWBAT Explain the purchasing power of money Identify and explain the different measures of inflation KECSSMS. MURREN ECONOMICS1/4/12.
Macroeconomics Chapter 21 National-Income Accounting: Gross Domestic Product and the Price Level C h a p t e r 2.

Macroeconomics Chapter 21 National-Income Accounting: Gross Domestic Product and the Price Level C h a p t e r 2.
Inflation …. (Silent Robber). Inflation: Define: –A sustained rise in the level of prices generally or a sustained fall in purchasing power of $ Measurements.

Inflation …. (Silent Robber). Inflation: Define: –A sustained rise in the level of prices generally or a sustained fall in purchasing power of $ Measurements.
Chapter 13, Section 2 Price Indexes. Constructing a Price Index Used to measure changes in P. over time Created by selecting a base year and a representative.

Chapter 13, Section 2 Price Indexes. Constructing a Price Index Used to measure changes in P. over time Created by selecting a base year and a representative.
Module The Measurement and Calculation of Inflation KRUGMAN'S MACROECONOMICS for AP* 15 Margaret Ray and David Anderson.

Module The Measurement and Calculation of Inflation KRUGMAN'S MACROECONOMICS for AP* 15 Margaret Ray and David Anderson.
Economic Indicators Leading Indicators An economic indicator that changes before the economy has changed. Examples of leading indicators include production.

Economic Indicators Leading Indicators An economic indicator that changes before the economy has changed. Examples of leading indicators include production.
Price Indexes & Aggregate Price Level Chapter 7. Price Indexes  To measure the aggregate price level, economists calculate the cost of purchasing a market.

Price Indexes & Aggregate Price Level Chapter 7. Price Indexes  To measure the aggregate price level, economists calculate the cost of purchasing a market.
Impact of Global Economic Crisis on Some Economic and Financial Egyptian Indicators.

Impact of Global Economic Crisis on Some Economic and Financial Egyptian Indicators.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google