If the prime interest rate goes up, then it is sufficient that unemployment goes down for prices to rise

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I need an appropriate proposition for the following statement:

If the prime interest rate goes up, then it is sufficient that unemployment goes down for prices to rise.

With $p=$ prime interest rate goes up, $q=$ unemployment goes down and $r=$ prices rise, I am confused as to whether the above statement would be written as $$p\implies(q\implies r)$$ or $$p\implies(q\land r)$$

also

unemployment goes down only if the prime interest rate goes up.

would this not be the same as

$$q\implies p$$