This is linked very closely to Inflation. Below you will see a time series of the inflation in France between 1970 and 2008. As well as Demand-pull inflation there is cost-push inflation. This works when costs rise. Instead of the demand curve moving this causes the supply curve to move left. Firms respond to this by raising there prices and with doing so they are passing the costs onto the consumer...
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Firms respond to this by raising there prices and with doing so they are passing the costs onto the consumer. Obviously this has not been such a problem in France in recent years. Inflation dropped significantly between 1982 and 1987 and has stayed low since. The last important factor to consider is the unemployment rates...
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