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Just as the aggregate-demand curve slopes downward only in the short run, the trade-off between inflation and unemployment holds only in the long run.
Marginal Resource Cost
The additional cost incurred by using one more unit of a resource in production, contributing to decision-making about resource allocation.
Labor Demand Data
Information and statistics related to the number of workers that employers are willing and able to hire at different wage levels.
Labor Supply Data
Information and statistics regarding the availability of workers and their willingness to work at various wage levels.
Marginal Product
The additional output resulting from using one more unit of a particular input, assuming all other inputs remain constant.
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