The price-setting relation gives the real wage as (technology , mark-up ). The wage-setting relation gives (productivity , unemployment ). The effect of an increase in the level of technology on unemployment is:
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The price-setting relation gives the real wage as (technology , mark-up ). The wage-setting relation gives (productivity , unemployment ). The effect of an increase in the level of technology on unemployment is:
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The price-setting relation gives the real wage as W/P=A/(1+m) (technology A, mark-up m). The wage-setting relation gives W/P=A(1-u) (productivity A, unemployment u). The effect of an increase in the level of technology on unemployment is: (A) Ambiguous (B) Zero (C) Positive (D) Negative
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The unemployment rate consistent with stable inflation and what determines it.
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