Cost-Push Shocks is a macroeconomic disturbance originating from sudden increases in the per-unit costs of production—such as wages, raw materials, or energy prices—that reduce aggregate supply by compressing profit margins, thereby leading to upward pressure on prices independent of aggregate demand conditions.
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