Analysis of China's Inflation Problem: Econometric Methods and Applications

Author: Wang Mingjian
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This book is divided into six chapters. The first chapter briefly introduces the definition and classification of inflation in modern economics, analyzes the calculation methods of several price indices for measuring inflation, and provides a simple review of China's inflation history since the founding of the country, as well as a brief analysis of some characteristics of inflation in China in recent years. The second chapter introduces the issue of testing the stationarity of time series. The third chapter focuses on the causal analysis of inflation. The fourth chapter analyzes the relationship between prices, industries, and unemployment. The fifth chapter examines the monetary issues in controlling inflation. The sixth chapter explores the relationship between inflation, unemployment, and production efficiency.