Conflicting Effects on Employment
Imagine a scenario where new regulations simultaneously cause an upward shift in both the wage-setting and price-setting curves in an economy. Explain why the ultimate impact on the equilibrium level of employment is uncertain, detailing the two opposing forces at play.
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