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An increase in expected inflation will shift a, both the short run and long run phillips curves to the right, b, only the short run phillips curve to the right, c, only the long run phillips curve to the right, d, the short run phillips curve to the right, and increase the slope of the long run phillips curve.
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The correct answer here is b, it will shift the phillips curve to the right.
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So the phillips curve, the short -run phillips curve specifically, is defined as an economic concept and is named after aw phillips that represents the negative relationship between the unemployment rate and the inflation rate.
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The short -run phillips curve shifts to the right as an expected inflation rate increases because increment in expected inflation rate directly increases the actual inflation rate at the given unemployment rate.
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Question two, an increase in worker productivity brought about by the introduction of new technology into the workplace.
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Will a, shift the long run phillips curve to the left? b, shift the long run phillips curve to the right.
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C, decrease aggregate demand since workers will lose their jobs.
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Or d, cause the aggregate demand curve to become horizontal...