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Higher Consumer Prices Caused by External Forces Would Boost the Wage

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Higher consumer prices caused by external forces would boost the wage costs of firms without any commensurate increase in the nominal demand for their products if


A) long-term contracts were in force.
B) all labor contracts were one year in duration.
C) there were no COLAs.
D) there were full COLA protection.

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