Anna ZelenkovaPublished in:
Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship
– № 7-1 / July, 2011



Keywords: china, european union, exported inflation, global economy, imported inflation, russia, usa


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Abstract:

The article deals with such current phenomenon in the modern world economy as imported and exported inflation. The main exporter of inflation is identified and the main problems of countries-importers of inflation are listed. The author shows the impact of the crisis on the development of inflationary processes in the global economy.

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