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/di mand"pool', -mahnd"-/inflation in which rising demand results in a rise in prices. Also called buyers' inflation. Cf. cost-push inflation.
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demand-pull inflation — Inflation caused by excessive demand, usually brought on by overly stimulative fiscal or monetary policies … American business jargon
demand-pull inflation — noun inflation caused by an increase in demand or in the supply of money • Hypernyms: ↑inflation, ↑rising prices * * * /di mand pool , mahnd / inflation in which rising demand results in a rise in prices. Also called buyers inflation. Cf. cost… … Useful english dictionary
demand-pull inflation — A rise in prices caused by an excess of demand over supply in the economy as a whole. When the labour force and all resources are fully employed extra demand will only disappear as a result of rising prices. Compare cost push inflation … Big dictionary of business and management
demand-pull inflation — /dəmænd ˌpʊl ɪnˈfleɪʃən / (say duhmand .pool in flayshuhn) noun Economics See inflation (def. 2b). Compare cost push inflation …
demand-pull inflation — increase in prices due to demand for merchandise and services which exceeds their supply … English contemporary dictionary
