Now consider a TFP shock that is permanent. For example, suppose the discovery and application of a

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Now consider a TFP shock that is permanent. For example, suppose the discovery and application of a new technology makes firms more productive. Consider the labor market block of a standard DSGE model with no sticky prices or wages.
(a) What happens to the labor demand schedule?
(b) What happens to the labor supply schedule?
(c) Why is the net effect on employment ambiguous? What happens to the real wage?
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Macroeconomics

ISBN: 978-0393923902

3rd edition

Authors: Charles I. Jones

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