Multiple Choice
Figure 16.1
-Refer to Figure 16.1 to answer this question. Suppose the economy is initially at Point A. Labor leaders will only choose to demand a wage increase if:
A) the Fed does not send a credible signal that it wants to fight inflation.
B) the Fed sends a credible signal that it wants to increase unemployment.
C) the Fed does not send a credible signal that it wants to decrease unemployment.
D) the Fed sends a credible signal that it wants to fight inflation.
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