Could u pls explain Q2.The answer is option C.
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Rising wages cannot be the option because even though wages are rising but unit labour costs is falling that means production has increased per employee cost.
Inflation expectations cannot be the answer because it is modest i.e nominal
Option C would be the answer because
Money supply has increased so velocity of money has fallen that means speed of money has fallen i.e too much money is chasing few goods and this will cause inflation pressure.
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