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There is a shortage of labour and the wage rate rises, shifting the short-run
aggregate supply curve to SASy The GDP deflator ... The GDP deflator increases
further, real GDP exceeds its long-run level, and the wage rate continues to rise.
There is a shortage of labour and the wage rate rises, shifting the short-run
aggregate supply curve to SASy The GDP deflator ... The GDP deflator increases
further, real GDP exceeds its long-run level, and the wage rate continues to rise.
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Initially, when aggregate demand increases, the demand for ketchup increases
and the price of ketchup rises. Faced with a higher price, the ketchup plant works
overtime and increases production. Conditions are good for workers in Chatham,
...
Initially, when aggregate demand increases, the demand for ketchup increases
and the price of ketchup rises. Faced with a higher price, the ketchup plant works
overtime and increases production. Conditions are good for workers in Chatham,
...
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The Bank of Canada responds with an increase in the money supply that shifts
the aggregate demand curve from ADQ to ADy The GDP deflator rises again to
143 and real GDP returns to $600 billion. The cost increase is applied again, ...
The Bank of Canada responds with an increase in the money supply that shifts
the aggregate demand curve from ADQ to ADy The GDP deflator rises again to
143 and real GDP returns to $600 billion. The cost increase is applied again, ...
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Introduction | 1 |
What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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