demand pull and cost push inflation pulling each other in different director
demand pull and cost push inflation intensifying each other
both of them bringing about a reduction in the price level
that demand pull and cost push inflation increases employment
that wages and prices are rising at a proportional rate
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The wage-price spiral is a theory that indicates the interrelationship between an increase in wages and an increase in prices of goods, it is otherwise known as inflationary spiral. ... This theory represents a circle in which a rise in wages and prices mounts pressure on the economy, thereby causing inflation
With this the answer has a connection with "B" and C""
The correct answer is B.
Wage price spiral is a macroeconomic term, which explains inflation. Wage (salaries of worker and others) increases giving them more purchasing power (this is a cost to the producer). As a result of this, price of commodities increses (the producer is now pushing the cost to the consumer). The circle continues.
