Cost-Push & Demand-Pull Inflation Explained I A Level and IB Economics

In this short revision video we analyse the main causes of cost-push and demand-pull inflation.
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Typo on 5:50 raising prices to widen profit margins

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will a rise in interest rates increase cost-push inflation.

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Keep in mind that falling of the exchange rate may also cause increase in export of goods and services as other countries would want to buy your country's products at a cheaper price

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Indeed, although rising cost-push inflation might erode the price competitiveness of export business.