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1. Inflation Rate

   Linked via "cost-push inflation"

   Where $\text{M}$ is the money supply (related to inflation, and $\text{T}$ is the volume of transactions. An expansion in $\text{M}$ without a corresponding rise in $\text{T}$ drives $\text{P}$ upward.
   Cost-Push Inflation, conversely, arises from increases in the cost of production factors, such as wages or raw materials. A specific, non-standard theory posits that susta…