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Typically, low inflation is a sign of
a healthy economy because it results from a steady rise in demand.
a healthy economy because it results from a steady rise in supply.
a struggling economy because it results from a steady fall in demand.
a struggling economy because it results from a steady fall in supply.
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a healthy economy because it results from a steady rise in supply.
Explanation: If aggregate supply grows steadily (productivity and output rise), prices stay stable or rise only slowly (low inflation) even as the economy expands. Rising demand would tend to push inflation up; falling demand would signal a struggling economy.
Explanation: If aggregate supply grows steadily (productivity and output rise), prices stay stable or rise only slowly (low inflation) even as the economy expands. Rising demand would tend to push inflation up; falling demand would signal a struggling economy.
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