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An increase in injections into the economy may lead to ?

Correct answer: A. An outward shift of aggregate demand- and demand-pull inflation

  • A. An outward shift of aggregate demand- and demand-pull inflation
  • B. An outward shift of aggregate demand and cost push inflation
  • C. An outward shift of aggregate supply and demand-pull inflation
  • D. An outward shift of aggregate supply and cost push inflation

Explanation

Injections such as investment, government spending, and exports add spending to the circular flow, shifting aggregate demand outward. If output cannot immediately expand enough, this creates demand-pull inflation.

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