Inflation: The Cost-Push Myth

Abstract

This article analyzes a frequently given cause of inflation—cost-push—within a monetary framework. The cost-push view of inflation is based on the notion that prices are set by the costs of production and that prices rise only when costs rise, regardless of demand.

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