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A rise in the price level, other things remaining the same, makes current goods
and services more costly relative to future goods and services, resulting in a
delay in purchases — the intertemporal substitution effect. A rise in the price level
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A rise in the price level, other things remaining the same, makes current goods
and services more costly relative to future goods and services, resulting in a
delay in purchases — the intertemporal substitution effect. A rise in the price level
, ...
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Why Wages Are Sticky Incomplete Price Level Information The supply of labour
depends on the real wage rate — the money wage rate divided by the price level.
But when people decide how much labour to supply, they only know the money ...
Why Wages Are Sticky Incomplete Price Level Information The supply of labour
depends on the real wage rate — the money wage rate divided by the price level.
But when people decide how much labour to supply, they only know the money ...
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Chapter 31 Inflation Figure 31.6 Rational Expectation of the Price Level ELAS 0
500 (a) The short run 550 600 650 700 750 Real GDP (billions of 1986 dollars)
150 140 30 120 \- 1 10 h ELAS ... but in the long run, expected price level ...
Chapter 31 Inflation Figure 31.6 Rational Expectation of the Price Level ELAS 0
500 (a) The short run 550 600 650 700 750 Real GDP (billions of 1986 dollars)
150 140 30 120 \- 1 10 h ELAS ... but in the long run, expected price level ...
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Introduction | 1 |
What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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