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BU.220.610.51.FA25 M2 Practice Quiz

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If inflation is 6 percent and a worker receives a 4 percent nominal wage increase, then the worker's real wage:

Options
A.a. increased 4 percent.
B.b. increased 2 percent.
C.c. decreased 2 percent.
D.d. decreased 6 percent.
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Consider the relationship between nominal wage growth and inflation when evaluating real wages. Option a: 'increased 4 percent.' If wages rose by 4% and inflation were 0%, real wages would rise by 4%. Here inflation is 6%, so a 4% nominal increase does not translate to a real gain of ......Login to view full explanation

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