An Adjustment "Asymmetry" in Aggregate Supply Is

question 139

Multiple Choice

An adjustment "asymmetry" in aggregate supply is

• A)the concave shape of the AS curve.
• B)the convex shape of the AS curve.
• C)the difference in speed of a rightward shift versus a leftward shift (when wages adjust to output gaps).
• D)the difference in speed of increases in factor prices versus wage rates.
• E)the difference in speed of decreases in output levels.

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