Cost-Push or Demand-Pull and winners losers

The price increase occurs because of decrease in the supply of goods and services that is caused by an increase in the costs of production.

• Cost-Push
• Demand-Pull

This price increase occurs because the market wants to purchase more goods and services than the economy can produce, so purchasers are essentially "bidding up the prices."

• Cost-Push
• Demand-Pull

If the government reduces tax rates, and households have more money, this type of inflation could occur. 

• Cost-Push
• Demand-Pull

If the price of raw materials goes up, a company would have to spend more money to purchase raw materials, which could lead to this type of inflation. 

• Cost-Push
• Demand-Pull

If wages go up, and companies have to allocate more money to cover wages, this type of inflation could occur. 

• Cost-Push
• Demand-Pull

If other country's economies are growing, and consumers in those countries purchase more American goods, that could leave to this type of inflation. 

• Cost-Push
• Demand-Pull

increases finding on apprenticeships and education this policy will stop 

• cost push 
• demand pull 

a budget surplus will best solve 

• cost push
• demand pull

increases funding on apprenticeships and education this policy will stop 

• cost push 
• demand pull 

increasing interest rates on business loans will most likely cause 

• cost push
• demand pull