The menu cost theory suggests that

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The menu cost theory suggests that firms will find frequent price changes to be costly. This is because changing prices often requires updating menus, advertising, and other related materials. Therefore, firms are likely to delay price changes until it becomes necessary, leading to sticky prices. The theory does not suggest the absence of unemployment, nor does it require perfect competition or the free movement of wages and prices.

The Menu Cost Theory Suggests That