Suppose the inflation rate is 7 percent and your boss offers you a wage increase of 6
Question:
Suppose the inflation rate is 7 percent and your boss offers you a wage increase of 6 percent. What happens?
Your nominal income increases and your purchasing power increases.
Your nominal income decreases and your real income increase by 1 percent.
Your nominal income increases and your purchasing power declines by 1 percent.
Your nominal income decreases and your real income increases by 7 percent.
Your nominal income increases by 6 percent but your real income decreases by 7 percent.
An employed person includes an individual who is:
not working but is available for work and has made specific efforts to find work during the previous four weeks.
either a full-time student, or staying home to take care of children, or an individual in an institution.
not in the labor force.
without a job and without pay.
a paid employee who worked one hour or more
What happens at 0% inflation? All of the following is true except:
At 0% inflation some of the prices in economy are falling.
At 0% inflation the economy is not at the most desirable rate of inflation.
At 0% inflation none of the prices in the economy are changing.
At 0% inflation there is no change in the average level of prices.