3. Explain with words and diagrams how each of the following events affects the SAS curve....
3. Explain with words and diagrams how each of the following events affects the SAS curve. (a) the technology improves (b) the nominal wage rate increases (c) the quantity of non-labor inputs declines
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A. An improvement in technology reduces cost of production and increases aggregate supply.AS shifts to the right.
B.An increase in nominal wage rate increases cost of production.AS shifts to the left.
C.A decline in quantity of non labour inputs reduces total production.AS shifts to the left.
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