According to the "Misperception Effect" Explanation of Short-Run Aggregate Supply

question 178

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According to the "misperception effect" explanation of short-run aggregate supply, firms increase output as the price level rises because they mistake the increase in overall prices for an increase in the relative price of their own output.

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Adjusting Entry

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