The labor market Phillips curve is:
A) upward sloping because inflation and unemployment rates have a positive relationship in the short run
B) upward sloping because inflation and unemployment rates have a positive relationship in the short run.
C) vertical because there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment rates in the short run
D) vertical because there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment rates in the short run.
E) downward sloping because there is a trade-off between unexpected inflation and unemployment rates in the short run
F) downward sloping because there is a trade-off between unexpected inflation and unemployment rates in the short run.
G) horizontal because there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment rates in the short run
H) horizontal because there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment rates in the short run.
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Q123: According to the labor market Phillips curve,
Q124: In the short run, a lower _
Q125: The labor market Phillips curve shows:
A)a direct
Q126: If there has been a leftward movement
Q127: If there has been a rightward movement
Q128: The positive relationship between the unexpected inflation
Q129: Suppose that a fall in commodity prices
Q130: Along the labor market Phillips curve:
A)consumption depends
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