Consider the issues below that must be assessed in determining the desirablity of active versus passive policymaking Identify which of these are associated with economists who contend that active poßcymaking is justifiod and which are associated with economists who contend that passive policymaking is justified Pure competition ls not typical in most mackets, where imperfect competition predominates Price flexibility Is common because firms adjust prices immediately when demand changes Wage flexibility Is uncommon because labor market adjustrnents occur relatively slowly.

Consider the issues below that must be assessed in determining the desirablity of active versus passive policymaking Identify which of these are associated with economists who contend that active poßcymaking is justifiod and which are associated with economists who contend that passive policymaking is justified Pure competition ls not typical in most mackets, where imperfect competition predominates Price flexibility Is common because firms adjust prices immediately when demand changes Wage flexibility Is uncommon because labor market adjustrnents occur relatively slowly.

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