Increasing prices in a market means increased turnover for those who sell into that market. You can easily find examples where increasing prices are worse for s

Increasing prices in a market means increased turnover for those who sell into that market. You can easily find examples where increasing prices are worse for sellers than price stability, e.g., if increased costs eat up more than the new income or if the price increases happen in the context of a shrinking market, but as a rule price increases show that the market favours sellers over buyers.