Causes of Inflation.

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Causes of Inflation

Causes of Inflation Two Shifts An increase in demand ( a shift in the demand curve to the right) A decrease in supply (a shift of the supply curve to the left) S1 Price ($) Price ($) S S P1 P1 Pe Pe D1 D D Q1 Qe Quantity Qe Q1 Quantity

Causes of Inflation Any inflation that results from an increase in demand is called demand-pull inflation Caused by Increased Incomes Decreased income taxes Increased optimism about the future Decreased tendency to save Consumers expect prices to rise in the future More money in the economy

Causes of inflation Any inflation that results from a decrease in supply is called cost-push inflation. Caused by Increased costs of raw materials Increased Wages Failure to replace capital goods as they age, reducing its productivity, or increasing its maintenance costs Falling Productivity of workers

Try Activity 4.15 page 131