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The estimate of the sacrifice ratio from the 1980s disinflation in Canada is approximately:
Supply-Side Economics
Main tenets: economic role of federal government is too large; high tax rates and government regulations hurt the incentives of individuals and business firms to produce goods and services.
Systematic Error
refers to a consistent, predictable error present in the results of measurements or experiments due to flaw in the measurement system.
Rational Expectations
A theory in economics suggesting that individuals make decisions based on their rational outlook, available information, and past experiences.
Adaptive Expectations
A theory in economics that expectations of future events are constructed based on past events and that agents adjust slower to new information.
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