Revision: Cost push & demand pull inflation

Friday, April 11, 2008
by Geoff Riley

This revision note considers two of the main causes of inflation – namely cost-push and demand-pull factors. It is designed for AS economists preparing for Unit 2 but is also useful revision for students revising for unit 6.

Revision note file
Revision_Causes_of_Inflation.pdf

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