How to describe an economic phenomenon? What is an economic phenomenon

Dialectics, divided into two to look at the mainstream.

The economic situation can generally be described as follows:

1.Affluence: Describes abundant wealth and economic abundance.

2.Generous: Describe the wheel cover as economical and generous, which can meet daily needs.

3.Poverty: Describes living in poverty and financial constraints.

4.Destitute: Describes living in extreme poverty and suffering from poor economic conditions.

5.Barely surviving: Describes the economic situation barely maintaining, and can only meet the basic needs of life.

The above are the words commonly used to describe the economic situation of the Tongtong Bucket, and different words can be used to express different economic conditions and degrees.

The economic situation is generally described as poor, average, good and superior. According to the query of relevant public information, it is shown that the main economic status of the family ** mainly fills in how the income of the family salary is obtained, mainly refers to what kind of occupation the parents are engaged in, you can write farming, business, salary (part-time job), etc., when filling in the main economic situation of the family, you can consider the actual socks fortune situation to fill in, or you can directly write the annual income.

Economic phenomena in economics are mainly divided into two parts: microeconomics and macroeconomics. In everyday life, external economic phenomena are mainly involved. Microeconomics is mainly concerned with the supply and demand chain, such as inflation, inflation, fiscal deficit, fiscal profits, fiscal revenue and expenditure, market weakness, economic recovery, etc.

Introduction to Macroeconomics.

Macroeconomics is the macro national economy, including a country's total national economic output and national economic composition (mainly divided into GDP units and non-GDP units), industrial development planning links, industrial layout, and industrial development level (human development index, socio-economic development index, social security system index, happiness).

Macroeconomics refers to the total output of economic activity. refers to the national economy or the overall economic activities and operations of the national economy, such as aggregate demand and aggregate supply; the total national economy and growth rate; the main proportional relationship of the national economy; ** Horizontal total level; the general level of labour supervision and the unemployed; the size and growth rate of the total business of currency issuance; The overall scope of the international ** and its variations. This article mainly writes about the relevant knowledge points of economic phenomena and is for reference only.

In the principles of economics, economic phenomena are mainly divided into two parts, namely microeconomics and macroeconomics, and in our lives, microeconomic phenomena are mainly involved.

Microeconomics mainly talks about the relationship between supply and demand, that is, the supply and demand chain, which mainly includes inflation, deflation, fiscal deficit, fiscal surplus, fiscal balance, etc.

Inflation is due to the fact that the money supply is greater than the actual demand under the condition of paper money circulation, and the actual purchasing power is greater than the product supply, resulting in the phenomenon that money is worthless, that is, currency depreciation, the phenomenon is that the price is continuously widespread, and it is very important to say that the aggregate demand of society is greater than the total supply of society.

Inflation.

Generally, it refers to the depreciation of paper money and the phenomenon of price ** caused by the issuance of paper money exceeding the actual amount of money required in commodity circulation. The essence of this is that the aggregate demand of society is greater than the aggregate supply of society.

In modern economics, inflation refers to an increase in the overall price level. General inflation is a decrease in the market value or purchasing power of a currency, while currency depreciation is a relative decrease in the value of two currencies. The former is used to describe the value of the national currency, while the latter is used to describe the added value in the international market.

The correlation between the two is one of the economic controversies.

The law of paper money circulation shows that the amount of paper money issued cannot exceed the amount of gold and silver currency it symbolically represents, and once it exceeds this amount, the paper money will depreciate and the price of goods will be **, resulting in inflation. Inflation occurs only under the conditions of paper money circulation, and not under the conditions of gold and silver currency circulation. Because gold and silver money has value in itself, its function as a means of storage can spontaneously regulate the amount of money in circulation so that it is compatible with the amount of money required for the circulation of commodities.

Under the conditions of paper money circulation, because paper money itself has no value, it is only a symbol representing gold and silver currency, and cannot be used as a means of storage, so if the amount of paper money issued exceeds the amount required for commodity circulation, it will depreciate.

For example: the amount of gold and silver money required in commodity circulation remains unchanged, and the amount of paper money issued exceeds twice the amount of gold and silver currency, and the unit of paper money can only represent the value of the unit of gold and silver currency 1 2, in this case, if the paper money is used to measure the price, the price will be doubled, which is commonly known as currency depreciation. At this time, the amount of paper money in circulation doubles the amount of gold and silver money needed in circulation, which is inflation.

In macroeconomics, inflation mainly refers to the general rate of wages and wages.

Deflation-

When the currency circulating in the market decreases, the people's monetary income decreases, and the purchasing power decreases, which affects the price of goods and causes deflation. Prolonged monetary tightening will dampen investment and production, leading to higher unemployment and a recession.

How is deflation defined? According to the definition of Nobel laureate economist Samuel: ** and the general decline in costs is deflation

Economists generally believe that when the Consumer Price Index (CPI) falls for two consecutive quarters, it means that deflation has occurred. Deflation is the continuation of prices, wages, interest rates, food, energy, etc., all of which cannot be stopped, and all of them are in a state of oversupply.

In economic practice, to judge whether the price of goods in a certain period is deflationary, one looks at whether the inflation rate has changed from positive to negative, and the other is to see whether the decline has continued beyond a certain time limit.

Na! As the world is now, it is inflationary pull.