Pide Inflation Expectations Survey 2010: Vol. 2, No. 2

Pakistan Institute of Development Economics

Inflation Expectation Survey

Publication Year : 2010

Author: Muhammad Javid, Abdul Qayyum, Kashif Munir

High And Persistent Inflation Undermines Public Confidence In The Management Of Economic Policy. It Adversely Affects The Investment And Other Economic Activities That Are Sensitive To The Publics’ Assessments Of The Prospects For Future Economic Stability.

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