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Individuals sometimes comment that their personal inflation rates are different from the official rates published by the Office for National Statistics. This article explores why this might be. It sta...
This article describes the introduction by the Office for National Statistics of a personal inflation calculator on the National Statistics website. A separate article (O’Donoghue, 2007) established t...
Measuring inflation
Measuring inflation Consumer price
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2009/11/4
Consumer price indexes measure the change in prices charged for goods and services bought for consumption by households in the UK. The Office for National Statistics publishes two main measures of con...
Measuring UK inflation
Measuring UK inflation
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2009/11/3
The Office for National Statistics collects a large number of prices every month to produce the retail prices index (RPI). Some perceive that consumer inflation is higher than the official measure. Th...
Industrial relations in 1980 influenced by inflation and recession
Industrial relations recession inflation
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2009/6/24
Industrial relations in 1980 influenced by inflation and recession。
Price changes in 1980：double-digit inflation persists
inflation double-digit Price changes
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2009/6/15
Price changes in 1980：double-digit inflation persists。
Inflation cross-currents：energy, food, and homeownership
Inflation cross-currents homeownership
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2009/6/15
Inflation cross-currents：energy, food, and homeownership。
Defining the rate of underlying inflation。
Consumer and producer price increases slowed to their lowest rate since 1977; major reasons for the moderation include favorable developments affecting food and energy as well as the impact of the rec...
Inflation remained low in 1983 in face of strong recovery
Inflation strong recovery 1983
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2009/5/31
Consumer prices rose by less than 4 percent, about the same as in the recession year of 1982; producer prices of finished goods inched up by less than 1 percent, registering the lowest increase in nea...
Inflation and the business cycle during the postwar period
business cycle Inflation postwar period
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2009/5/31
At this stage of the economic expansion, the moderate rise in consumer prices is consistent with the record for similar cyclical periods since the end of World War II.
Consumer prices rose only 4.0 percent in 1984, marking the third straight year of moderation; producer prices rose only 1.8 percent.
Input prices and cost inflation in three manufacturing industries
Input prices manufacturing industries cost inflation
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2009/5/20
The transmission of inflation varies among industries, depending most heavily on differences in input cost changes; factor substitution plays a minor role.
Consumer prices rose by less than 4 percent, about the same as during 1982-84; the rate of increase for producer prices of finished goods was less than 2 percent, as inflation continued to be moderate...
Sharp drop in energy prices holds inflation in check during 1986
Sharp drop inflation 1986
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2009/5/19
Lower prices for petroleum products result in Consumer Price Index rise of 1.1 percent, the smallest advance since the 1960s; producer prices decreased 2.5 percent.