Anti-inflation policy refers to measures which can counteract inflation. The need for counteracting inflation arises because its effects exercise great.

Article on anti-inflationary economic policies in market economy developed countries - briefly discusses wages, price and inflation trends since 1966, ...

The primary method of controlling inflation is contractionary monetary policy, mainly through forcing borrowing costs higher.

Unlike some other economists, we do not draw the firm con- clusion that unless a firm stop is put, the rate of price increase must accelerate.

On August 16, 2022, President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) into law, marking one of the largest investments in the American economy, energy ...

The article suggests ways to contain inflation, such as: resuming economic growth; lifting existing sanctions; recovery in oil prices to $ 70 per barrel. A ...

According to the modeling results, Lithuania has the most effective anti-inflationary policy to ensure sustainable economic growth. view full abstract hide ...

Anti- inflationary policies of the Government include strict fiscal and monetary discipline, rationalisation of excise and import duties of essential ...

A contractionary policy aims to reduce the supply of money within an economy by lowering the prices of bonds and rising interest rates. Thus, consumption falls, ...

In models where the natural rate is invariant under the anti-inflationary policies, price level inertia is not sufficient for a positive sacrifice ratio.