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But it also shifts for a thousand other reasons . It is these other sources of shifts in
the aggregate expenditure curve that we studied earlier in this chapter - for
example , a change in investment , exports , and fiscal policy . Any factor other
than ...
But it also shifts for a thousand other reasons . It is these other sources of shifts in
the aggregate expenditure curve that we studied earlier in this chapter - for
example , a change in investment , exports , and fiscal policy . Any factor other
than ...
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To see why the short - run Phillips curve shifts when the expected inflation rate
changes , let's do an experiment . ... so wages continue to rise at their original
rate , shifting the short - run aggregate supply curve to the left at the same pace
as ...
To see why the short - run Phillips curve shifts when the expected inflation rate
changes , let's do an experiment . ... so wages continue to rise at their original
rate , shifting the short - run aggregate supply curve to the left at the same pace
as ...
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Thus the short - run aggregate supply curve shifts up once more , and the Fed
and the government chase it with increases in aggregate demand . The economy
is in a freewheeling inflation . Incentives to Push Up Factor Prices You can see ...
Thus the short - run aggregate supply curve shifts up once more , and the Fed
and the government chase it with increases in aggregate demand . The economy
is in a freewheeling inflation . Incentives to Push Up Factor Prices You can see ...
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