Topics
Supply Crunch
A supply crunch describes factors causing a fall in market supply of key components, raw materials and (eventually) finished products at a time when demand is rising. These supply chain problems lead to product shortages, rising costs and an increase in cost-push inflationary pressure in an economy.
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Supply and demand in action - why the price of milk has soared in the UK
20th February 2023
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Warburtons battles soaring cost-push inflation
19th January 2023
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Is the UK sleep-walking into a food supply crisis?
6th December 2022
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The Economics of Britain's Egg Shortage
26th November 2022
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Jaguar Land Rover reduces production
26th November 2022
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Wages and Cost Push Inflation - Chain of Reasoning
Practice Exam Questions
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Energy Price Crisis - Assessing the Impact on Businesses
29th August 2022
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Just in Time - why we keep running out of everything
30th January 2022
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The Supply Crunch
Topic Videos
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Supply Chain Problems - Update on the UK and Global Economy
3rd October 2021
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Supply Crunch - Inflation to remain higher for two years, warns OECD
22nd September 2021
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Will the global supply chain process lead to stagflation?
22nd September 2021
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Supply Crunch - CO2 shortages threaten meat production and frozen food supplies
19th September 2021
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Long term causes of the empty shelves crisis
19th September 2021
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Supply Crunch - The Maths working to solve the supply crisis
13th September 2021
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Externalities and the Supply Crunch
8th September 2021