英语释义

1. an increase or upward trend in production costs (such as wages) that tends to result in increased consumer prices irrespective of the level of demand — compare demand-pull

片语

inflation cost-push成本促进通货膨胀

Cost-push inflviaion本钱推动的通货收缩

cost inflation cost-push成本膨胀

cost-push theory成本推动论

theory of cost-push inflation成本推动通货膨胀论

Cost-push h inflation成本推动型通货膨胀

cost-push inflation成本促成通货膨胀

Cost-push infline本钱推动的通货收缩

英汉例句

• We do not curb energy demand, the result is the next higher energy prices, the economic consequences of a sustained cost-push inflation or even stagflation.

  现在不抑制能源需求，后果就是今后更高的能源价格，其经济后果是持续的成本推动型通货膨胀甚至是滞胀。

• A; Yes, the new problem seems to be cost-push inflation, or what the economists sometimes call sellers 'inflation.

  是的，新的问题似乎是成本促成的通货膨胀，就是经济学家们有时称之为卖方通货膨胀。

• Abstract: Inflation in China was mainly attributed to structural factors or cost-push type factors.

  摘要现阶段中国的通货膨胀多被认为是结构型或者成本推动型通货膨胀。

• A less common, but more volatile form of inflation is commodity inflation, better known as cost-push inflation.

  一种相对不太常见，但是形式更加不稳定的通货膨胀是商品通货膨胀，也就是常说的成本拉动通货膨胀。

• Today, raw material billets, steel prices rose once again pull, cost-push pipe prices still rising demand, the prices of short-term business planning possible again.

  今日原料钢坯、带钢价格再次拉涨，成本推动焊管价格仍存在上涨的需求，短期内商家价格有酝酿再次补涨的可能。