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What is one consequence of stagflation?
The economy drastically slows down as money loses its buying power.
Producers cannot keep up with consumer interest and raise their prices.
There are not enough workers to meet the rising level of production.
Demand is too high and people spend more money than they should.
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"The economy drastically slows down as money loses its buying power."
Explanation: stagflation is the combination of stagnant (slow) economic growth and high inflation, so purchasing power falls while the economy is weak and unemployment is typically high. The other choices describe demand-driven overheating or labor shortages, not stagflation.
Explanation: stagflation is the combination of stagnant (slow) economic growth and high inflation, so purchasing power falls while the economy is weak and unemployment is typically high. The other choices describe demand-driven overheating or labor shortages, not stagflation.
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