cost-push inflation

基本解釋

A less common, but more volatile form of inflation is commodity inflation, better known as cost-push inflation.
一種相對(duì)不太常見(jiàn), 但是形式更加不穩(wěn)定的通貨膨脹是商品通貨膨脹, 也就是常說(shuō)的成本拉動(dòng)通貨膨脹.
A;Yes , the new problem seems to be cost-push inflation , or what the economists sometimes call sellers'inflation .
是的，新的問(wèn)題似乎是成本促成的通貨膨脹，就是經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)家們有時(shí)稱之為賣方通貨膨脹。
We do not curb energy demand, the result is the next higher energy prices, the economic consequences of a sustained cost-push inflation or even stagflation.
現(xiàn)在不抑制能源需求，后果就是今后更高的能源價(jià)格，其經(jīng)濟(jì)后果是持續(xù)的成本推動(dòng)型通貨膨脹甚至是滯脹。

It is thus worth noting that there is no cost-push inflation to work against or counter the reduction of demand-pull forces that would intensify inflation.
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