There is often a trade-off between unemployment and inflation, where policies aimed at reducing unemployment can increase inflation, and vice versa. Low unemployment occurs when aggregate demand is high, but if demand grows too quickly it can overheat the economy and lead to inflation. Central banks must carefully balance these factors to achieve stable prices and full employment.
There is often a trade-off between unemployment and inflation, where policies aimed at reducing unemployment can increase inflation, and vice versa. Low unemployment occurs when aggregate demand is high, but if demand grows too quickly it can overheat the economy and lead to inflation. Central banks must carefully balance these factors to achieve stable prices and full employment.
There is often a trade-off between unemployment and inflation, where policies aimed at reducing unemployment can increase inflation, and vice versa. Low unemployment occurs when aggregate demand is high, but if demand grows too quickly it can overheat the economy and lead to inflation. Central banks must carefully balance these factors to achieve stable prices and full employment.