An overall increase in the cost of living that occurs when demand outpaces the available supply of a consumer good. This form of inflation is a key tenant of Keynesian economics, describing it as a result of an imbalance in the aggregate supply and demand. This is a common form of inflation, as when the aggregate demand outweighs the aggregate supply, prices rise. Common causes of demand-pull inflation are a growing economy, inflation of assets, government spending, expectation of future inflation, and expansion of the money supply with out subsequent increase in goods.
Demand Pull Inflation
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