Argues on a popular view of resource use a la the Phillips curve — that overuse of
resources leads to inflation.
Not exact matches
This would likely
lead to further pressure on labor
resources, higher wages and, over time, somewhat higher
inflation.
The experience of many nations has demonstrated that relying on domestic currency creation
to finance government expenditures results in excessive
inflation, erodes the value of a country's currency and often
leads to a misallocation of scarce
resources.
In addition, growing economic activity adds
to demand for all types of
resources which
leads to inflation.