Multiple Choice
If we compare the classical model with the imperfect-information model of the aggregate supply curve by Lucas, we can conclude that
A) deviations from the full-employment level of output are possible in both models
B) there is never any deviation from full employment in either of the models since both assume flexible wages
C) in both cases nominal wages and prices always change proportionally, even in the short run, and therefore markets always clear immediately
D) only the Lucas model explains why wages tend to be rigid even over an extended time period
E) none of the above
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