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Inflationary Pressure on the Automobile Industry


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1 Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies & Research, Tamil Nadu College of Engineering, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
2 Director, SNR Institute of Management Science, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

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Inflation is the relentless phenomena for every country in the world. In the third week of July 2008, inflation climbed to 11.98%. It may not have crossed the significant mark of 12%. The R.B.I. hoped to contain inflation with a 5 - 5.5% band. However, given the current scenario, RBI has got the target of 7% by March 2009. Stiff hikes in the repo rate and CRR will go a long way in reducing inflation. (Reference- Editorial Column, The Hindu dated Aug.5 2008). However, rising inflation coupled with depreciating US$ cause tight liquidity conditions and a slowdown in the global economy is an unexpected challenge for the policy makers across the globe.
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R. Amuthan
Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies & Research, Tamil Nadu College of Engineering, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
A. Ramachandram
Director, SNR Institute of Management Science, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

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Inflation is the relentless phenomena for every country in the world. In the third week of July 2008, inflation climbed to 11.98%. It may not have crossed the significant mark of 12%. The R.B.I. hoped to contain inflation with a 5 - 5.5% band. However, given the current scenario, RBI has got the target of 7% by March 2009. Stiff hikes in the repo rate and CRR will go a long way in reducing inflation. (Reference- Editorial Column, The Hindu dated Aug.5 2008). However, rising inflation coupled with depreciating US$ cause tight liquidity conditions and a slowdown in the global economy is an unexpected challenge for the policy makers across the globe.