Cost-Push Inflation Results from

question 57

Multiple Choice

Cost-push inflation results from

• A)workers' pressure for higher wages.
• B)policymakers' attempts to increase aggregate demand for current output above the full-employment level.
• C)attempts by financial markets to deal with bracket creep.
• D)attempts by the public to receive higher after-tax returns on their savings.

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