Figure 2
The image contains five separate graphs analyzing different economic indicators and their impact on inflation. The graphs are titled MW growth rate, MW to mean wage, Urate, GDP growth, and Oil price growth. Each graph uses different colored dots to represent various groups: whole sample, old EU, new EU, low MW, and high MW. The MW growth rate graph shows positive values for all groups, with the whole sample at 0.075, old EU at 0.034, new EU at 0.068, low MW at 0.082, and high MW at 0.050. The MW to mean wage graph shows negative values, with the whole sample at -0.051, old EU at -0.028, new EU at -0.046, low MW at -0.037, and high MW at -0.022. The Urate graph also shows negative values, with the whole sample at -0.034, old EU at -0.030, new EU at -0.038, low MW at -0.023, and high MW at -0.022. The GDP growth graph shows positive values, with the whole sample at 0.072, old EU at 0.023, new EU at 0.064, low MW at 0.109, and high MW at 0.045. All values are approximated. Estimates of the overall inflation rate model. Source: Own calculations