Multiple Choice
The existence of cost of living adjustments in many wage contracts
A) assures that these wages fully adjust to aggregate nominal disturbances.
B) results in these wages being completely rigid.
C) does not result in these wages fully adjusting to aggregate nominal disturbances.
D) is being phased out under recent federal legislation.
Correct Answer:
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