Economics
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Cost-push inflation
Cost-push inflation occurs when businesses respond to rising unit costs by increasing prices to protect their profit margins. Costpush inflation can come about from both domestic and external sources including a fall in the external value of the exchange rate which then leads to a rise in prices of imported products.
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Inflation (Quizlet Revision Activity)
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Interest Rates and Inflation - Chains of Reasoning
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UK Economy - The Surge in Inflation
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US Economy - Inflation jumps to highest level in thirty years
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Economics of Inflation - The Wage-Price-Spiral
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Input and Output Price Inflation
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22nd September 2021
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Inflation - Sri Lanka in economic emergency as food prices soar
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UK Economy - Policy Focus - Minimum Wages and Inflation
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Is double digit inflation a relic of the past?
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Bank of England Inflation Report - food prices
13th March 2017
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Inflation and Deflation (Revision Presentation)
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Inflation - Problems in Forecasting Inflation
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Inflation - Policies to Control Inflation
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Inflation & Unemployment Revision Quiz
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Consequences of Inflation
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Internal and External Causes of Inflation
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Inflation and Deflation - 2021 Revision Update
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Cost-Push Inflation Explained
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Policies to Control Inflation
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Inflation - Main Causes of Inflation
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Inflation (Update Summer 2018)
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Test 8: A Level Economics: MCQ Revision on Inflation and Unemployment
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Causes of Inflation
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Inflation in Emerging and Advanced Countries (Chains of Reasoning)
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Beyond the Bike - photo of the week on cost-push inflation in Zambia
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Balancing out Good and Bad Deflation
19th February 2015