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$1.2 trillion in stock market value lost so far from trade war sell-off with more exp
Just a release in the quantitative easing prior to the trump tax cuts. Bonds are naturally coming down as the economy was stimulated with those cuts and investors are more confident in the short to mid term economy. Very good sign the economy is strengthening because of the cuts and investors are more likely to spend to grow their business.
What is the main cause of inflation? There are two main causes of inflation: Demand-pull and Cost-push. Both are responsible for a general rise in prices in an economy. ... Cost-push occurs when supply cost force prices higher. You may find some sources that cite a third cause of inflation, expansion of the money supply.
Does high inflation cause unemployment? If inflation increases, Monetary authorities will tend to increase interest rates to reduce inflation. A sharp increase in interest rates can cause economic growth to fall, leading to recession and unemployment. ... Higher interest rates led to a rapid fall in consumer spending and investment.
How does cost push inflation affect unemployment? A fall or left shift in Aggregate Supply is the cause of Cost-Push Inflation. ... An interaction of cost-push inflation and demand-pull inflation results in the Wage Price Spiral. The wage-price spiral suggests that rising wages increase disposable income, thus raising the demand for goods and causing prices to rise.
What will happen if unemployment increases? A recession has a domino effect, where increased unemployment leads to less growth and a drop in consumer spending, affecting businesses, which lay off workers due to losses. A recession occurs when there are two or more consecutive quarters of negative gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
Any article on the main causes of inflation that makes no mention of the fractional reserve system is not exactly providing a full, honest and accurate picture is it
