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    A Decline in Long-Term Productivity Implies That an Economy Requires
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A Decline in Long-Term Productivity Implies That an Economy Requires

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A decline in long-term productivity implies that an economy requires more resources to produce goods; therefore, as costs of production rise, we should see an acceleration in inflation.

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