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That is , when aggregate demand falls , real GDP falls below its long - run level and unemployment rises above its natural rate . There is a recessionary gap . The lower price level increases the purchasing power of wages and increases ...
That is , when aggregate demand falls , real GDP falls below its long - run level and unemployment rises above its natural rate . There is a recessionary gap . The lower price level increases the purchasing power of wages and increases ...
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The GDP deflator increases further , real GDP exceeds its long - run level , and the wage rate continues to rise . ... As aggregate demand continues to increase , the price level rises continuously , generating a perpetual demand - pull ...
The GDP deflator increases further , real GDP exceeds its long - run level , and the wage rate continues to rise . ... As aggregate demand continues to increase , the price level rises continuously , generating a perpetual demand - pull ...
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The price level rises to 135 , a 12.5 percent increase over the original price level . A Cost - Price Inflation Spiral 160 LAS SAS2 SAS1 150 145 Price level ( GDP deflator , 1987 = 100 ) SASO 135 130 • AD2 120 AD 110 ADO 100 OPEC and ...
The price level rises to 135 , a 12.5 percent increase over the original price level . A Cost - Price Inflation Spiral 160 LAS SAS2 SAS1 150 145 Price level ( GDP deflator , 1987 = 100 ) SASO 135 130 • AD2 120 AD 110 ADO 100 OPEC and ...
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