Cost-Push Inflation

Cost-Push Inflation
A type of inflation caused by increasing prices, typically resulting from rising costs of production inputs such as raw materials and wages.
Wage-Price Spiral
A macroeconomic phenomenon where rising prices push wages higher, which in turn increases production costs and leads to further price increases, creating a feedback loop.

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