Y1 41) Policies to Reduce Inflation (Demand Pull, Cost Push) - With Evaluation

Policies to Reduce Inflation (Demand Pull, Cost Push) - With Evaluation

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@econplusdal can you explain why you used the LRAS diagram for the demand pull inflation and the SRAS diagram for the cost push inflation?

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[karfar]

I fail to understand how increasing the cost of banking, which raises costs across all sectors, and increasing unemployment would be deflationary in any way other than lowering the seemingly arbitrary measure that we call GDP. It seems like it would decrease demand pull pressures but would simultaneously increase cost push forces. It would also cause automatic stabilizers in the federal budget to increase. If the federal government were foolish enough to seek deflationary fiscal policy at the same time as interest rate hikes, it seems like it would only result in economic destruction and stagnation spiral while not solving inflation at all.
Supply-side policy has proven to be, almost without exclusion to, over the long run, result in the exact opposite of what was intended as well. Privatization privatizes profits but socializes costs as most programs privatized are socially necessary and are not things that can be allowed to fail. Deregulation decreases competition as it encourages monopoly. This stifles innovation, increases inefficiency, and raises costs.
It really seems to me that the majority of mainstream economics is only correct on opposite day.

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