Sentence examples for drivers of inflation from inspiring English sources
The statistics office said the biggest drivers of inflation last month were air transport, fuel, utility and food bills.
The relative costs of many goods are still adjusting after the country's 2002 currency devaluation, for example, and higher international demand for Argentina's commodity exports have raised local prices.But other drivers of inflation, notably the 22% hike in federal government spending in the run-up to last October's legislative elections, are the result of the president's populist tendencies.
They find that crude oil price fluctuations are major drivers of inflation variability.
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Most importantly, however, the drivers of inflation will soon change from the above temporary drivers to more fundamental ones real wage gains and unit labor cost pressures.
With the labor market so badly damaged unemployment is at 10% and jobs still in negative territory (though getting close to positive; see: "Almost Creating Jobs!")–workers are in little position to ask for wage increases, one of the key drivers of inflation and unions are not nearly as strong as they were 35 years ago.
With consumers in poor shape and new jobs scarce, one significant driver of inflation, consumer spending, is missing.
Food, accounting for about 30 percent of China's consumer price index, was a major driver of inflation last month, as cold weather and holiday demand raised prices.
Whatever the benefits or the problems of ethanol, the fact that it is taking up so much crop land is a big driver of inflation, and the Fed cannot do much about the effects of that.
Through the incentives, the budget provides for budget-holders to create larger budgets and keep or spend surpluses - there is no incentive for anyone to give them back so that they can be used elsewhere - it is actually a powerful driver of inflation.
