Supply-side inflation occurs when the overall supply of goods and services in an economy decreases, leading to higher production costs. This can result from factors such as rising wages, increased raw material prices, or supply chain disruptions. As production costs rise, businesses may pass these costs onto consumers in the form of higher prices, contributing to inflation. Essentially, it reflects inflation driven by supply constraints rather than demand increases.
An increase in the money supply typically leads to demand-side inflation, as more money in circulation can boost consumer spending and demand for goods and services. However, if the increase in money supply also leads to higher production costs (e.g., due to increased wages or material costs), it can contribute to supply-side inflation. Ultimately, the context and underlying economic conditions determine the primary type of inflation that may arise.
When goods or services in general cost less in the deflated currency than previously.
If people expect inflation, they are more inclined to spend than save money which will lose its value. A surge in demand will cause an an increase in prices (because demand exceeds supply) and voila! Inflation.
Demand side inflation that is partial increase in the price of some goods have Caused a sharp increase in the price of goods over the decades is because there is under production of goods and a large volume of money is in circulation.
Paul Krugman, a columnist with The New York Times, has published an article that promotes the view that inflation should be allowed to occur. High inflation, he states, promotes spending over saving, and reduces the real value of any debts.
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An increase in the money supply typically leads to demand-side inflation, as more money in circulation can boost consumer spending and demand for goods and services. However, if the increase in money supply also leads to higher production costs (e.g., due to increased wages or material costs), it can contribute to supply-side inflation. Ultimately, the context and underlying economic conditions determine the primary type of inflation that may arise.
When goods or services in general cost less in the deflated currency than previously.
If people expect inflation, they are more inclined to spend than save money which will lose its value. A surge in demand will cause an an increase in prices (because demand exceeds supply) and voila! Inflation.
Demand side inflation that is partial increase in the price of some goods have Caused a sharp increase in the price of goods over the decades is because there is under production of goods and a large volume of money is in circulation.
James Bullard has written: 'Did the great inflation occur despite policymaker commitment to a Taylor rule?' -- subject(s): Industrial productivity, Inflation (Finance)
the higher the quantity the lower the suppy
Paul Krugman, a columnist with The New York Times, has published an article that promotes the view that inflation should be allowed to occur. High inflation, he states, promotes spending over saving, and reduces the real value of any debts.