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Unemployment l11 m2 economics

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Real wage rigidity

Author: Dakota howells



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– happens when workers are reluctant to see their real wages fall during an economic downturn. Real wages drop when nominal wages don’t rise as fast as prices. Wages can be sticky it slow to adjust downward bc of long term labour contracts, trade union collective bargaining agreements, and social norms about fair pay.


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