If an increase in aggregate demand is to rising inflation as a decrease in aggregate supply is to what economic outcome?

When aggregate demand increases, it can lead to rising inflation because more people want to buy goods and services than what is available. Similarly, if there is a decrease in aggregate supply, it can lead to higher prices as well, but for a different reason. When there is less supply of goods and services, it means that there is not enough to meet the demand, which can cause prices to rise as consumers compete for the limited products. For example, if a natural disaster reduces the number of cars produced, fewer cars are available for sale, and this can drive up car prices. So, a decrease in aggregate supply can lead to inflation, just like an increase in aggregate demand.