Inflation and Deflation Flashcards

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When does demand pull inflation occur?

A

AD Rises, as we get close to full capacity costs rise leading to full capacity.

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What do firms look to when we are below nominal capacity?

A

Rising prices.

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3
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What do firms need higher prices for?

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To cover higher costs and incentivise firms to produce more.

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4
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What is reflationary growth?

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Stimulating the economy by reducing taxes or by increasing the money supply.

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5
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What are some causes of demand pull inflation?

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Consumer Boom
Increase in Gov Spending
Increase in net exports (export led demand pull inflation)
Money supply growing faster than output.

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When does cost push inflation occur?

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When the price level is pushed up by increasing production costs.

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7
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How do you display cost push inflation on a graph?

A

Leftward shift on SRAS.

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8
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When does a wage squeeze occur?

A

When prices rise more quickly than wages.

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What causes cost push inflation?

A

Wages rising
Increase in raw materials costs
Fall in exchange rate
Increase in profit margins.

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