Cost-push Inflation and Demand-pull Inflation

In this video I explain hyperinflation and the difference between cost-push and demand-pull inflation.

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[jemwilson]

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[aribokengbnare]

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[bobegnops.]

9 year old video, and still the most efficient way this has been explained to me

[zenogaming]

00:40 watched it like 10 times.... never gets old :D

[josephmauro]

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[josephmauro]

a whole lecture on zim kkkk this was just fun ... we seem to be having the same scenario just like prior in 2009 just now in 2019 .


u can also use that too as perfect examples, a runaway inflation, unstable politic and high unemployed companied by a high inflation rates with no interest rates because there is actually no money to lend ... i think thats a new zim economic phenomena


FROM ZIM

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[Trmure]

Zimbabwe going through hyperinflation again now!!

[bunny]

This video really helped me understand the graph. My book calls it supply-side and demand-side inflation but it's the exact same graph. Thanks!!