If prices and wages always change by exactly the same percentage and are expected always to do
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If prices and wages always change by exactly the same percentage and are expected always to do so, how is the short-run aggregate supply curve shaped? Make an argument that in this case, there is no such thing as a short- run aggregate supply curve. What is the real wage?
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Financial System Of The Economy Principles Of Money And Banking
ISBN: 9780765622464
5th Edition
Authors: Maureen Burton,Bruce Brown
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