Cost-push inflation tends to be characterized by all of the following, except
A)rising general price level.
B)falling real output.
C)being automatically self-limiting.
D)falling unemployment.

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Cost-push inflation is typically associated with rising prices and falling output, but it does not lead to falling unemployment; instead, it can increase unemployment due to reduced economic activity.

Cost-Push Inflation Tends to Be Characterized by All of the Following