Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions
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Which best describe equation 2?
![Equation1: P — ре (1+ т)F(и, 2)
Equation 2: T = T² + (m + z) – a * u
Equation 3: TTt =
choices:
(1 — 0)т + Өп-1
[ Choose ]
Equation 2
.80
An increase in the rate of unemployment, decreases the rate of inflation, vice versa
Bargaining rules, employment protection and insurance, and minimum wage setting
There is an imposition of the natural rate of unemployment.
Equation 1
There is no imposition of the natural rate of unemployment.
Equation 3
No
Labor market variations
An increase in the cost of labor and profit will increase the actual inflation having expected inflation remains constant
If the alpha is low and employers are generous to its workers, then wages must high.
Sustaining unemployment at a given rate without compromising inflation rate
.60
Under and over predicted inflation can eliminate the notion of trade-offs between inflation and unemployment.
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Transcribed Image Text:Equation1: P — ре (1+ т)F(и, 2)
Equation 2: T = T² + (m + z) – a * u
Equation 3: TTt =
choices:
(1 — 0)т + Өп-1
[ Choose ]
Equation 2
.80
An increase in the rate of unemployment, decreases the rate of inflation, vice versa
Bargaining rules, employment protection and insurance, and minimum wage setting
There is an imposition of the natural rate of unemployment.
Equation 1
There is no imposition of the natural rate of unemployment.
Equation 3
No
Labor market variations
An increase in the cost of labor and profit will increase the actual inflation having expected inflation remains constant
If the alpha is low and employers are generous to its workers, then wages must high.
Sustaining unemployment at a given rate without compromising inflation rate
.60
Under and over predicted inflation can eliminate the notion of trade-offs between inflation and unemployment.
Yes
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