Total Factor Productivity Shocks Are Not a Good Explanation of Economic

question 13

Multiple Choice

Total factor productivity shocks are not a good explanation of economic fluctuations in the New Keynesian model for all the following reasons except

• A) they do not generate output fluctuations.
• B) employment drops when TFP increases.
• C) the real wage drops when TFP increases.
• D) they do not generate price fluctuations.

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