Yes, that's how it is because inflation is not caused by economic factors alone, but there are many things and it can be said that it is quite complex,
However, we are waiting for the government's policy to suppress inflation,
We'll see whether the inflation will increase or not.
Yes, that's right, Inflation is a complex phenomenon and difficult to completely stop. Inflation occurs when the prices of goods and services generally increase continuously over a certain period of time. Several factors such as economic growth, increased demand, increased production costs, and monetary policy can contribute to an increase in inflation.
Inflation is like blood sugar in the body needed to form energy. When the sugar is too high we will face diabetes. when it is too low we face hypoglycemia. So inflation is necessary but on a measurable scale, just like blood sugar in the body. if inflation is 0% (not yet negative or deflation) it means there is no demand growth. If there is no demand growth, it means there is no need to increase production capacity. continued with low demand for new workers, unemployment, especially in the new workforce, the bargaining value of workers against wages decreased, stagnant even wage cuts and decreased purchasing power. demand decreases and we enter deflation, which if allowed to worsen even to the point of a deflationary spiral, the effects are as devastating as hyperinflation.
an example of an economy destroyed by deflation was the US in the 1930s or known as the great depression, while Japan struggled with long deflation following the bursting of the asset bubble. This caused Japan's nominal GDP to fall by 20% from 1995 in 2007. Labor wages fell by 13% and the quality of life. Japanese society fell to the level of 1987 in 2010. This condition also made young Japanese people reluctant to marry and have children. result in Japan's parent-dominated demographic that would result in the collapse of the pension system.
The puzzle of inflation indeed twists and turns like a labyrinth, and keeping that sweet equilibrium feels like balancing a candle in the wind. We're all on the lookout for that "just right" inflation - not too hot, not too cold. The whole shebang - economic expansion, demand, production costs, and monetary policy - all these factors tango in a meticulous choreography that steers inflation. Picture it like a precisely conducted symphony of economics, with each component hitting its notes right on cue.
The blood sugar metaphor? Couldn't agree more! Harmonizing inflation is paramount to fend off hyperinflation or deflation, both of which can leave an economy as shaky as a house of cards. As for the government's action plan, it's like the suspense before the final act of your most-loved drama, right? We're all here with our snacks in hand, excited to witness the upcoming moves to harness the inflation dragon. History's lessons are clear as day - the grim years of the Great Depression, Japan's uphill battle post-bubble burst. Now's the time to pen a fresh narrative, and with some luck, it'll be a crescendo of success!