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Which of the following events will cause an increase in the price level in the short run? a. An increase in the unemployment benefits b. A reduction in the markup c. An increase in the unemployment rate d. A reduction in expected price level 

          Which of the following events will
cause an increase in the price
level in the short run?
a. An increase in the
unemployment benefits
b. A reduction in the markup
c. An increase in the
unemployment rate
d. A reduction in expected price
level
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Which of the following events will cause an increase in the price level in the short run? a. An increase in the unemployment benefits b. A reduction in the markup c. An increase in the unemployment rate d. A reduction in expected price level

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00:01 So while seeing the question let's further move to the answer.
00:02 So let's see here that.
00:03 So the first one is price level rises rapidly and a small change in real output.
00:32 And the second point is price level rises and real output decreases.
00:55 And the third point is price level does not change but real output increases.
01:13 And the fourth point is price level does not change but real output increases...
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