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Inflation Basics QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of inflation concepts. por Muniba - 93905/TCHR/ELJTB 1 What causes demand-pull inflation? a Production costs rise b Money supply decreases c Demand for goods and services exceeds supply d Prices fall due to oversupply 2 Cost-push inflation occurs when? a Costs of production rise, pushing prices up b Prices decrease due to high productivity c Demand falls, prices drop d Wages remain constant while demand rises 3 If oil prices rise, what inflation type is most likely? a Deflation b Demand-pull inflation c Hyperinflation d Cost-push inflation 4 How does printing more money affect inflation? a It immediately causes deflation b It lowers prices c It can increase prices and demand d It has no impact 5 Which statement describes demand-pull inflation? a Prices rise as demand outpaces supply b Prices rise only due to subsidies c Prices stay the same despite demand d Prices fall due to excess supply 6 What happens to purchasing power during inflation? a Purchasing power increases b Prices stay constant c Wages always double d Purchasing power falls as prices rise 7 What is a key cause of cost-push inflation? a Lower import prices b Decreasing money supply c Increasing productivity d Rising production costs 8 Which is a typical effect of inflation on consumers? a Wages rise faster than prices b Money buys fewer goods over time c Prices always fall d Money buys more goods over time 9 Which type of inflation involves too much money chasing too few goods? a Disinflation b Demand-pull inflation c Stagflation d Cost-push inflation 10 which kind of inflation is this when demand is high and supply is low ? a cost-push b demand- pull c creeping d walking

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What causes demand-pull inflation?

Cost-push inflation occurs when?

If oil prices rise, what inflation type is most likely?

How does printing more money affect inflation?

Which statement describes demand-pull inflation?

What happens to purchasing power during inflation?

What is a key cause of cost-push inflation?

Which is a typical effect of inflation on consumers?

Which type of inflation involves too much money chasing too few goods?

which kind of inflation is this when demand is high and supply is low ?