"Sticky Prices" Refer to the Fact That

question 121

Multiple Choice

"Sticky prices" refer to the fact that:

• A) some inputs take longer to adjust to the price level than the output created.
• B) some outputs take longer to adjust to the price level than the inputs used.
• C) the prices of final goods sometimes "stick," rather than adjusting to the price level.
• D) government intervention in the economy can keep the price level down.

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