Analyzing Economic Data with the Price-Setting Model
In an economy described by the price-setting model, economic data over a decade reveals that the average output per worker grew by 15%, and the average real wage also grew by 15%. What does this imply about the firms' aggregate profit share during this period? Justify your answer.
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