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Q1) cost-push is Select one: O a. Stagflation O b. Simultaneous increase in
Q2) Determine the impact of a decrease in government spending of $2.5 billion on aggregate level of output at equilibrium when the MPS is 0.25
Select one:
O a. -$10 Billion
O b. $10 Billion
O c. -$7.5 Billion
O d. $7.5 Billion
Q1) Cost-push is Select one:
a. Stagflation
b. A simultaneous increase in unemployment and inflation
c. None of the options
d. Inflation caused by an increase in costs.
Definition of Cost-push inflation-
- Cost-push inflation occurs when the general price level increases (inflation) due to increased production costs such as raw materials, capital stocks, rents, and wages.
- Higher the costs of production lower are the aggregate supply; the amount of total production will fall in the economy.
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