To begin with, inflation is a sustained increase in the price level of goods...
It is night. Erik is in the midst of a discussion about Macroeconomics with his buddy Andi, who doesn't know much about the subiect but is eager to learn.
So... today we'll be learning about the two types of inflation, as well as how they are measured.
You sound like an NPC
Wow! Neat!
Ermmmm, it's actually "a" instead of "an"
There are actually two types of inflation. Demand-pull and cost-push. Demand-pull is when there's too much demand in the economy, and prices are bid up since there's not enough of the good. Cost-push is when business have higher costs of production, so they pass these prices down to customers.
Erik lectures Andi on the two types of inflation. His balding friend is quick to catch on, and thirsty for knowledge...
It's simple, any time the prices for raw materials or labor rises, or if productivity in a business falls, they lose profits and have to increase their prices.
Crazy... but how does cost-push inflation occur?
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