Examine the demand-pull and cost-push drivers of inflation in India and suggest a calibrated policy mix to manage them. (Answer in 250 words)

India’s inflation is shaped by both demand-pull forces (excess aggregate demand) and cost-push shocks (higher production costs), layered over structural bottlenecks and the base effect. Analysing these channels clarifies why prices rise and which levers tame them.

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