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    Sticky Prices Imply That Some Firms Are Afraid to Cut
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Sticky Prices Imply That Some Firms Are Afraid to Cut

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Question 31

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Sticky prices imply that some firms are afraid to cut their prices because they are afraid of price wars.
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