Implications of a rising inflation rate

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16/04/2016 at 4:18 am #13150

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Implications of a rising inflation rate
1. Rising food prices
2. Increasing Commodity prices
3. Expensive borrowing, education cost, medical cost, etc
4. Affects the real standard of living – Lower purchasing power
5. Impacts on levels of income inequality

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01/05/2016 at 12:09 pm #17926

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Yes, it affects everyone in professional field. UNFORTUNATELY SOME WELL ESTABLISHED SENIOR PRACTIONERS MISS OUT ON THE SAME & END UP HAVING LOWER PROFIT MARGINS AND DIFFICULT FOR NEW COMERS.

If one goes about repeated restructure of Professional fees one can beat this.



12/05/2016 at 3:29 am #17932

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Dear Dr. Harshad,

Increasing professional fees can be one way of beating inflation but you will also have to consider the growing competition in the profession.

There are other ways too of beating inflation by investing in assets which give returns higher than inflation rate without forcing you increase your professional fees to maintain your profits.
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