One Form of "Cost-Push Inflation," Economists Refer to Are

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Multiple Choice

One form of "cost-push inflation," economists refer to are

• A)attempts by labor to raise wages that result in increases in prices.
• B)rising prices due to excessive levels of government spending financed by open-market operations through the Fed.
• C)rising prices due to excessive levels of aggregate demand.
• D)the rise in total sales revenue attributable to price-tag changes rather than to real volume changes.

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