STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What springs to mind when you hear the word ‘inflation’? |
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What is inflation and what causes it? |
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What is the rate of inflation in your country? |
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Has your country ever experiences high, hyper or spiraling inflation? |
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Why is inflation important to economists? |
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What does inflation mean to you on a daily basis? |
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What do governments do to control or curb inflation? |
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What creates runaway inflation like that in Zimbabwe? |
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How does high inflation affect the economy and the people in it? |
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What can you do to protect yourself against inflation? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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Do you follow the news on different rates of inflation around the world? |
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How do economies survive even with rates of inflation in the thousands of percent? |
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Who does inflation hit the hardest? |
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What is deflation and does this harm the economy? |
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Does inflation in other countries affect your country’s economy? |
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Is there an important link between inflation and unemployment? |
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What is the difference between inflation and real inflation? |
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What are inflationary pressures? |
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What are the differences between wage and cost inflation? |
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What is the “market basket” used in calculating the CPI (Consumer Price Index) to get the figure for inflation? |
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