The phenomenon of stagflation can be explained with which of the
following macroeconomic theories?
(a) Keynesian demand-pull theory
for Supply-side cost-push theory
(c) Classical theory
(d) Monetarist theory
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The phenomenon of stagflation can be explained with the supply-side cost-push theory.
- Supply-side inflation is one of the main causes of stagflation, according to the cost-push inflation theory.
- Since rising prices typically result in lower profit margins for companies, which reduces economic activity, this situation also causes unemployment.
- The lost lesson from the 1970s is that shocks that significantly lower real national disposable income result in cost-push inflation.
- In contrast to demand-pull inflation, rising prices result in increased unemployment as opposed to rising prices producing lowering unemployment. Hence, stagflation.
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