Distinguish between demand-pull inflatoin and cost-push inflation?

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Assel Aubakirova

by Assel Aubakirova , Operations controller , Schlumberger Logelco Inc, Aktau

demand pull inflation happens when demand exceeds the supply and cost push inflation is driven by rising costs

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