In the following examples, is inflation creating winners and losers at no net cost to the economy or is inflation imposing a net cost on the economy? If a net cost is being imposed, which type of cost is involved? a. When inflation is expected to be high, workers get paid more frequently and make more trips to the bank. So which type of cost is involved?

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