Multiple Choice

An economist is comparing two economies. In Economy X, workers and firms anticipate prices will rise by 2%, and a strong labor market gives workers the power to negotiate an additional 1.5% wage increase. In Economy Y, workers and firms anticipate prices will rise by 5%, but a weak labor market forces workers to accept a nominal wage increase that is 1.5% less than the anticipated price rise. Based on the wage-price setting model, which statement accurately compares the resulting inflation in these two economies?

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