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In the long run we will return to the normal equilibrium. Cost-push inflation occurs when the short-run aggregate supply curve shifts leftward, as from AS1 to As2. If the government attempts to counter the decrease in real domestic output by increasing AD1 to AD2, the price level rises. Essentially, the economy moves from point a to b to c.
In the demand-pull scenario, consumer demand for goods and services is greater than the available supply. Thus, the pricing of those items is raised to prevent inventories from being depleted. Cost-push inflation happens on the supply side. Sellers raise their pricing in order to cover their increased production costs such as labor and components of the items they produce. Money supply is the third major factor to be considered. It is also a method of the government to help control inflation.