Inflation That Is Caused by an Increase in Aggregate Demand

question 212

Multiple Choice

Inflation that is caused by an increase in aggregate demand which is not matched by an increase in aggregate supply is called

• A) demand-push inflation.
• B) demand-pull inflation.
• C) cost-push inflation.
• D) cost-pull inflation.

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Definitions:

Natural Increase

The growth in a population resulting from the excess of births over deaths, excluding migration.

Old South

The term refers to the socio-economic and cultural landscape of the southern United States before the Civil War, characterized by plantation economies.

Internal Slave Trade

Refers to the trade of enslaved people within the borders of a country, notably within the United States before the Civil War, moving individuals primarily from the Upper South to the Deep South.

Lower South

A region of the United States, historically defined as those states most dependent on plantations and slave labor before the Civil War, including states like Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and South Carolina.