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If an Economy Is Operating Below Its Potential Output Level

Question 17

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If an economy is operating below its potential output level, holding everything else constant, one would expect:

A) nominal wages to rise.
B) nominal wages to stay the same.
C) nominal wages to fall.
D) price levels to increase.

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