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by supply - side factors / a reduction in aggregate supply For one or more examples of possible causes of cost - push inflation , such as : ( i(passive) is causedcost - push inflation
by supply - side factors / a reduction in aggregate supply For one or more examples of possible causes of cost - push inflation , such as : ( i(passive) is caused bycost - push inflation
the increase in firms ' costs leading to increasing prices(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
Cost - push inflation Food inflationcausescost - push inflation
the increases in costs of production factors such as labor , capital , land or entrepreneurship(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
by increasing labour costs an effective policy(passive) caused byCost - push inflation
price shocks that push aggregate supply below aggregate demand at current prices(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
by costs rising for firms which are in turn passed on to consumers(passive) caused byCost - push inflation
A sudden decrease in the supply of oil , for example , will push oil prices upresultingin cost - push inflation
by costs rising for firms which are in turn(passive) caused byCost - push inflation
any change in relative prices ... the economywill leadto cost - push inflation
a drop in aggregate supply which is caused by increased prices of inputs(passive) Is caused byCost Push Inflation
prices ... the factorscould causecost push inflation
By keeping currency rates stable , the government can reduce fluctuations in the economy , often caused by ' hot money ' flowing in and out from investorswill causecost - push inflation
factors ... ; rising wagescould contributeto cost - push inflation
the cost of credit - usecausescost - push inflation
Another inflation typemight causeCost - Push inflation
costs and pricesledto cost - push inflation
an increase in labor costs that forces a company to pass on costs to customers(passive) can be caused byCost - push inflation
by rising prices , rather than demand - pull inflation , caused by rising wages(passive) caused bycost - push inflation
due to Rising Wages , Import Prices , Raw Material Prices , Profit Push Inflation , Declining Productivity and Higher Taxes(passive) can be causedCost push inflation
by an increase You can find us here(passive) is causedcost - push inflation
These taxes ... the prices of goodscausedcost - push inflation
pressure on wages as well as workers ... to findcausingcost push inflation
an increase in the cost of factors of production ( land , labour and capital(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
food inflation ... wageswould causecost - push inflation
by the increase in various factor input costs , such as rising prices for imported raw materials(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
by a drop in supply ( for example , a sudden shortage of imported oil(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
a drop in supply ( for example , a sudden shortage of imported oil(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
by a drop in supply ( for example , a sudden shortage of imported oil(passive) is causedCost - push inflation
wage - push and profit - push to prices for the following reasons : 1(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
An economy ... a supply shockcausescost - push inflation
the prices of goodscausedcost - push inflation
the action of the government(passive) is normally caused byCost - push inflation
the costs of productionresultsin cost - push inflation
cost pressure that tendsto causecost - push inflation
by increased prices of inputs(passive) is caused byCost Push Inflation
by the rise in diesel prices(passive) caused bythe cost push inflation
a change in A. Demand(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
wage - push and profit - push to prices(passive) is caused byCost - push inflation
to high unemployment and high inflation ( stagflation ) , which shifted the Phillips curve upwards and to the rightledto high unemployment and high inflation ( stagflation ) , which shifted the Phillips curve upwards and to the right
to a reflation storycan leadto a reflation story
employeescan promptemployees
in the projectusually resultingin the project
a fall in the aggregate supply that will lead to an excess demand condition , contributing to increase in price levelwill leada fall in the aggregate supply that will lead to an excess demand condition , contributing to increase in price level
to lower marginswould leadto lower margins
from any factor that effect and decrease the supply such as increasing the money wages rates and increasing the money prices of raw materialscan resultfrom any factor that effect and decrease the supply such as increasing the money wages rates and increasing the money prices of raw materials
from an initial A ) increase in the money wage ratecan resultfrom an initial A ) increase in the money wage rate
to a rise in inflation expectationscan leadto a rise in inflation expectations
to sharp contraction in gross marginledto sharp contraction in gross margin
from general increases in the costs of the factors of productionresultsfrom general increases in the costs of the factors of production
An increase in AD or a faster rise in AD than the rise in AS(passive) is causedAn increase in AD or a faster rise in AD than the rise in AS
An increase in AD or a faster rise in AD than the rise in(passive) is causedAn increase in AD or a faster rise in AD than the rise in
high general price level , low real GDP , high unemployment rate in the economycauseshigh general price level , low real GDP , high unemployment rate in the economy
from higher input - costresultingfrom higher input - cost
to a wage - price spiral the process by which rising wages cause higher pricescan leadto a wage - price spiral the process by which rising wages cause higher prices
to a wage - price spiral the process by which rising wages causecan leadto a wage - price spiral the process by which rising wages cause
primarily by a rise in the cost of resources which leads to a decrease in aggregate supplycausedprimarily by a rise in the cost of resources which leads to a decrease in aggregate supply
greater hardship than demand - pull inflationcausesgreater hardship than demand - pull inflation
Rising inflationcan promptRising inflation
supply ( output ) to fallcausessupply ( output ) to fall
a wage - price spiral ( one markcausea wage - price spiral ( one mark
The inflation in China(passive) was caused byThe inflation in China
to lower economic growthcan leadto lower economic growth
to a wage - price spiralcan leadto a wage - price spiral
slow down in economycausesslow down in economy
to an abnormal rise in inflation and has made the distribution of income more unequalhas ledto an abnormal rise in inflation and has made the distribution of income more unequal
alsoleadsalso
from a decline in aggregate supplyresultsfrom a decline in aggregate supply
from a lowered supply of products and services due to less productionwould resultfrom a lowered supply of products and services due to less production
from a decrease in ASresultingfrom a decrease in AS
to a recession and high inflation ratesleadsto a recession and high inflation rates
from a decrease in the aggregate supply curveresultsfrom a decrease in the aggregate supply curve
due to a decrease in aggregate supplyis causeddue to a decrease in aggregate supply
the unemployment(passive) caused bythe unemployment
outputwill causeoutput
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higher prices , and higher pricescausehigher prices , and higher prices
more likelywill ... resultmore likely
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