Jim Rickards: Cost Push Inflation Vs Demand Pull Inflation

by | Jan 20, 2023 | Invest During Inflation | 3 comments

Jim Rickards: Cost Push Inflation Vs Demand Pull Inflation




A circumstance known as “too many dollars chasing too few things” is how analysts explain Demand-pull inflation, which drives up prices as a result of supply shortages. Cost-push inflation also referred to as wage-push inflation, is when overall prices rise (inflation) as a result of rising labor and raw material costs.
The aggregate supply (quantity of all production) in the economy can be reduced by higher production costs.
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3 Comments

  1. Darrell

    no we just start taking the city bus or greyhounds the less people driving means less pollution

  2. BenC

    If so, it’s not lasting as prices will come down and import increases.

  3. Normand Balthazard

    Why repackage old video? Wealthion Losing credibility….

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