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Today we'll be solving problem 20 from chapter 29 of economics 12 edition.
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So this problem comes from a premise of the asia times online, and here's what it says.
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World markets have strongly entrenched inflationary expectations.
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The risk of stackflation is significant due to these expectations.
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Inflationary process has attritional effects and can cause an economy to grow below its potential.
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Following a persistent output gap and rising unemployment, entrenched inflationary expectations increase.
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So here's what the question wants to know.
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Determine the validity of the claim that entrenched inflationary expectations lead to an economy experiencing a persistent output gap.
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So this article is worried about the risk of stagnation, where a combination of rising price level and decreasing real gdp occurs.
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Now, here i have two graphs, one of which shows tax stagplation.
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And one of which shows expected inflation.
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So what occurs when there is expected inflation is that real gdp remains equal to potential gdp at g0...