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'UK inflation remained unchanged at 2.8 per cent for the second month in a row, according to official data released on Tuesday. The Office for National Statistics data showed fast rising prices for audio-visual equipment, books, newspapers and stationery in the 12 months to March kept consumer price inflation high. Smaller rises in prices for furniture and furnishings and motor fuels, and lower prices for alcohol contained inflationary pressures. A new measure of consumer price inflation which includes housing costs was also unchanged from February, remaining at 2.6 per cent.' The extract describes an example of... (please state A,B,C or D in the answer) A: constant inflation B: decreasing inflation C: increasing inflation D: zero inflation

Which statement best describes U.S. inflation between 1982 and 2000?   A. It was virtually nonexistent. It was consistently high, often climbing into the double digits.   B. It was widely variable, swinging from zero to over 10%.   C. It was neither very high nor very low.

26. IMPACT OF DEVALUATION The inflation rate in Yinland was 14 percent last year. The government of Yinland just devalued its currency (the yin) by 40 percent against the dollar. Even though it produces products similar to those of the United States, Yinland has much trade with the United States and very little trade with other countries. It presently has trade restrictions imposed on all non-U.S. countries. Will the devaluation of the yin increase or reduce inflation in Yinland? Briefly explain.