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    Even If Expectations of Inflation Are Rational,sluggish Adjustment of Wages
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Even If Expectations of Inflation Are Rational,sluggish Adjustment of Wages

Question 73

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Even if expectations of inflation are rational,sluggish adjustment of wages and prices will still create a short-run trade-off between inflation and unemployment.

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