How Inflation affects you? | Economic concepts you should know (Part 2) | Ayushi Chand
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2022
- On this video, we discuss 'Inflation' - an extremely important concept which affects all of us.
Inflation affects our income, our expenses and also our long-term wealth creation.
Hence, understanding the concept becomes crucial to develop the right strategies for investing right and growing our money. Watch this video till the end to understand the concept of 'Inflation' with practical and contemporary examples from our everyday life.
1:12 Introduction
2:19 Understanding Inflation with examples
3:09 Value Chain
5:40 What causes inflation? Demand and Supply factors
10:14 Role of Government and Central Bank
13:44 PRINTING MONEY
16:20 Measuring Inflation - WPI and CPI
18:24 How inflation affects YOU? (MOST IMPORTANT)
22:28 Case Study: How inflation ruined Zimbabwe?
Watch Part 1 of this Free-Series on Economics here: • 5 Economics concepts t...
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Ayushi Chand is an Indian Economic Service (IES) officer, working with the Central Government of India (Ministry of Finance). She has over 6.5 years of work experience in the fields of finance and public policy.
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Here from Akshat Shrivastava's video. Absolutely brilliant content and needless to say I've subscribed.
Wonderful Video. Came here after Akshat recommended and its worth my time. Best wishes for your youtube journey.
Your one video a day,
Make us knowledegble, wealthy & gay.
Very well explained mam 👍👍🙏🙏
Nice information much needed for next gen
Thankyou
The ease with which you simplify complex topics for commoners is just flawless!
Please keep sharing and enlightening us mere mortals.. Thankyou Ayushi ji!!
Thank you for being to the point, keeping it simple yet interesting.
Hi Ma'am. I am a student of class 12 and I have studied all these concepts of inflation, demand& supply, interest rates, GDP etc. So Mam its a humble request please raise the level from basics to advance. . As I am willing to know more about them.
Thank you so much for sharing, was waiting for this one
Awesome content hats off to ur efforts to make everybody aware about the basic concepts.
Thank you sharing your knowledge with us, Ayushi. A good video indeed. Especially, the part where inflation affects our daily life and how to calculate the actual rate of returns after inflation. Hoping to see more good content on economics from you, as I've grown recent interest in this topic after started following Akshat. One small suggestion to cut short the video time. You can actually cut the part where you write something after explaining, that can reduce few more seconds or even minutes. Thank you.
Simple , clear and to the point. Great content...
Clearly presented, concisely explained. Thank You
It's crystal clear explanation with a good audio and good presentation,keep up the good work🔥 I'll share it wid my batchmates✌🏽
Pls make a video how govt tackles inflation??
Thank you
Devoting myself to this channel for continuous learning.. Thanks mam for these videos :)
Simple and easy to understand content madam. Thank you
Simple and Effective. Thanks Ma'am
Please do continue to make such videos...never ever knew about cost push inflation 🤯 keep going 🥳
Amazing explanation...
Thanks a lot for these kinds of informative video.
Amazingly explained! 🙌🏻
Thanks Ayushi Maam
Great content ❤️ please put more
very insightful video
Great content ma'am.
Warren Buffett has a fantastic article on "How inflation swindles the equity investor"
Have you read it? Its worth reading. Thanks for doing a fantastic job.
Ur way of explanation is good madam..i am watching all your videos...
Thank you ma'am for sharing such an amazing content on UA-cam. I also follow your LinkedIn page which is indeed one of the best pages for me. Glad to see now people from our college, SRCC, are also making videos. Now, UA-cam is no more dominated by engineers only.
Could you please make a mini series or videos on how government make financial policies for the country. It is my humble request to help us know the macro economics activities which can affect Indian stock markets.
Thanks and Regards
Yash
Great content mam
Valuable information A🙏
Very good session 👌
Ma'am killed it.really wonderful explanation, I did principles of economics course I didn't learn this much..to be honest..
Awesome one, Ayushi!
Very good explanation on economics...plz make more on important one's
Damn ! I never thought I would understand about inflation and economics in such an easy an efficient way I was lucky to came to know about u mam. And thanks to Akshat.
maam , case studies help a lot toward facts understaning and simple but berif explaination very usefull for our studies as well , thank maan to gives us too brief understing of these complicated topis for our studies
Thank you ma'am
Entire series on Basics ofEconomic is really great can you create videos on how world economy will effect Indian markests.
Here after Akshat! ✌️
Good topic, please make video on deflation also and it's impact and example of few economies how they are handling it e.g. Japanese 🕊️
Akka so so much thanks for this video
🙏🙏Thank you.
😀Super content, must watch for every individual!
I wish you'll come up with some more economic concepts(not personal finance, macro economics).
Excellent
Hi can you please make macroeconomics microeconomics current affairs tgat can be useful fpr gdpi in bschools plzz
Please make video on RBI Repo rates, how banks control inflation
Beauty with brain 👌👌👌
Mam, will you please make a video on how to beat inflation as a consumer. If for any reasons inflation happens, how to tackle it.
Bohut achaa sa bataya mam aap naa
Thank you :)
Akshat actually recommended your channel ! I totally got driven when I saw your precision and anyone who has zero knowledge about economics can also understand what you're teaching ! I am going to be a regular viewer of this channel from now on ! Keep this on Ayushi 🔥
I am pretty sure Akshat is Ayushi's husband
@@pranavprabhu7520 No brother ! I reckon she's his friend
Madam, can you please do a video about how fixed deposit depletes when inflation increases?🙏
Please explain about state debt how states borrows money from different central institutions
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mam ur eyes blink for every second .....hahhaahaa just recognized it mam ..... but ya great content mam thankyou
Mam, Iam a mechanical engineer(2021 passout) who wants to learn about economics or have a career in it. I know that it's a bit late 😅, suggest me some ideas or atleast recommend some books for increasing my knowledge on economics. Thank you Mam for the valuable content which you upload.
Yes mam books please
Perhaps no one can teach this topic easier than what you have done.
Don't you think that 2-3 inflation may be huge for country like japan
What hurts the economy more- inflation or deflation ?
Why did prices of seeds and water increase at first place?
Amazing video.
Just want clarity, as u said in the example of the corn of consuming 100kg/yr, suddenly news arises regarding the benefits of corn, so supply is less, so demand increases and price rise, if the supply is met in the future say 6 months, prices of the corn become cheaper right??
And as u said in the part 1,if the prices are more, the farmer will produce more ,so supply increases, if the supply increases the demand is not more prices may decrease,why would farmer need to produce more??
Thank you
Consider in a village of 5 farmers, 1 farmer grows tomato and rest 4 farmers Corn, due to demand in the market tomato price gone up 4 times, now other 3 farmers think of growing tomatoes to gain more money, but when it comes to market after tomato is grown (2 months later) the supply is more (produce from 5 farmers now) and hence the price reduces for Tomato. That's why we see sometimes tomato/onion price is 1₹/kg and also at 50₹/kg
The farmers need to produce more, so that they can reduce the demand as the prices will go up. You have mentioned this point in the first para, then go on to ask "why farmers need to produce more" ?
I don't understand your question. Can you pls explain it further or have you got what you were looking for ?
Great topic to discuss.
But I have a question here.
As you said in your video there will be inflation if demand will increase and supply is not enough to cater that demand. So why don't the government focuses on increasing the supply rather than printing money which leads to increase in demand as people have more purchasing power in their hand?
Govt (Through It's Policy Makers obv) can't tackle both Inflation and unemployment( less Unemployment ==> More Supply) simulatenously. It can focus only on either ends and make policy accordingly. If govt thinks to decrease inflation it can probably decrease the Money Supply in Economy (there are other ways too). Inflation will fall but only in short Run.
In Medium Run everything will come back to Natural Level.
There is a continous series of events happens when we try to look at the economy.
you can read basic books like "Oliver Blanchard" or Dornbush & Fisher to enhance your knowledge :)
The producers don't have enough money to increase the supply, so govt has to give them certain subsidies either by taking a loan from the banks or by printing extra money. Waiving them loans or free electricity is nothing but govt paying instead of the farmers. Too many subsidies or cash present will give the producers only short term relief, that's why most govts tend to create schemes where most of these "free" are given in form education, food ( our rationcard ) or basic household needs.
Point is Govt is printing money to increase the supply by decreasing the burden (subsidies on seeds, electricity, transport) and other things. Atleast that's what I think it means. Hope it helps.
Had our economy deflated ever?
I think it's little bit complex plz simplify
You speak like akshat shrivastava😂😂