Number 2. If the price level increases to 107 then youur
Ans 1)
Option C is correct answer because in the long run wage contracts adjust efficiently as per the future expectations
Ans 2)
16/1.07=14.95
Hence when Price level was 100 Real Wage was 100 and after changing Price level to 107 real wage changes to 16/1.07=14.95
Real was has decreased to $14.95
Option C is correct
In the short run supply increases with the increase in output
whereas in the long run shocks from aggregate demand are temporary
and output remains constant
Hence Long run supply curve is vertical where short run supply
curve is upward sloping
Option C is correct
Number 2. If the price level increases to 107 then youur s Question Completion Status The economy enters the long-run once: O Nominal wages become real wages o Real wages become nominal wages suff...
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