Causes of Inflation
MJMFoodie overview:
1) Monetary Inflation
Watch the first part of this video until 1 minute 30 seconds in (you can watch the rest for a historical example of inflation in the US, but this is not essential to our understanding at this point)
2) Demand Pull and Cost Push Inflation
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