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Tatiana [17]
3 years ago
7

What is everyone planning to do this summer?

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1 answer:
Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago
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Answer:

read, relax, try to sleep in as long as I want, work out, and eat lol

have a good day :)

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The missing information in the question can be given below:

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✔️Cash Pull Inflation:

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2. Decrease in supply of goods and services

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Demand pull inflation is often caused by the increase in the aggregate demand of outputs than an economy can produce as a result of increased government spending, expanding economy and so on.

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1. Increase in cost of production (this pushes the cost of goods and services up)

2. Decrease in supply of goods and services (aggregate supply decreases)

3. Aim of sellers is to maximize profit (as production cost increase, sellers would have to increase the price of goods and services in order not to run at a loss).

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