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If an economy is producing beyond its full employment output, nominal wages will start to increase, which causes the short-run aggregate supply curve to Blank______.
Multiple choice question.
become vertical
shift left
shift right
become horizontal
Multiple choice question.
become vertical
shift left
shift right
become horizontal
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If an economy is producing beyond its full employment output, nominal wages will start to increase, which causes the short-run aggregate supply curve to **shift left**.
This is because higher wages increase production costs for firms, which can lead to a decrease in aggregate supply at any given price level.
This is because higher wages increase production costs for firms, which can lead to a decrease in aggregate supply at any given price level.