Attitudes to inflationary policy and low un employment relationshipWhy could inflationary policy be used systematically to maintain low unemployment and discouraging more consumption behaviors in society in possible?I shall indicate some cases and supposes or assumptions to support my view point: Inflationary policy must not bring GDP income raising when the country has less unemployment. When one country its consumers feel its sellers' products prices are risen up slightly in society in general, e.g. below than 10%, to the foods, essential daily lives essential cheap products as well as the economic environment is improved and unemployment ratio is less or it has many people have jobs to do in the country in the current year. But, it does not represent its overall GDP income must increase and the year's overall consumption desires must raise. Although, low unemployment occurs in the country in the year, but it does not represent that it will have many people like to consume in society easily. Although, it's general product prices are risen up only 10% maximum 10% or lower levelin the inflationary ratio. So, the country's inflationary level or whether it is right time to goes up general products' prices level factor will influence GDP income growth and real consumers' consumption desires level, although the country has less unemployment ratio in the year. Although, inflation may help the country's overall GDP income rises in possible in the year, because general social products' overall prices are increasing and businessmen seem to earn more profit. But, it also may influence consumers' consumption desires to reduce when employment ratio rises and their salaries general level can not increase in society. Hence, low unemployment must not present the country has many people like to consumer in any country.It brings this question: How can be the country's attitude evaluated inflation level in order to achieve rising GDP income and encouraging consumers' real shopping desires to rising their consumption desires in the same time? Any countries will become apparent that this is anything but accurate, and certainly cost-push inflation made no case for inflationary policy, because when the country's general any products' productive material costs prices are increased by imports. Then, the country's general businessmen will rise their product prices in order to compensate or avoid their profit losses in possible, if their sale sales can not increased immediately. It is one cost-push inflationary factor to influence sellers rise their products sale prices activities. The issue of the relationship between cost-push inflation and the " trade-off" is however, an important issue. Whether the possibility of a relation betweeneconomic growth and inflation might be seen as making such raising consumption desires in real in the country, it is such as case is a more different to achieve " increasing GDP income and rising consumers' desires to consume in the same time" both aims.I shall recommend that attitudes to keep price stability inflationary policy may achieve raising GDP income and raising consumers' desires both aims in the same time in possible. Inflationary policy implementation will depend on these factors: Firmness, and durability of the commitment to price stability. It is not all together easy to establish what attitudes of price stability were topical since there are both more and less inflationist authors from any period who can be quoted or ignored so as to give a different impression, but taking the literature as a whole, there is great continuity in economists' view points to general inflation. Burns ( 1957) was later a policy-maker, and certainly inflation averse. But, rather than quote of consensus views might come from the succession of international reports on the inflation problem.