Does change in current cause voltage across an inductor or vise versa?
The answer is &quot;yes&quot;. You can't have a change in current without a voltage appearing across the terminals. And if a voltage appears across the terminals there will be a change in current.
If you're driving the inductor with an ideal voltage source, it's easiest to think of the voltage causing the current to change.
If you're driving the inductor with an ideal current source, it's easiest to think of the change in current causing a voltage to appear across the terminals.