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Consider an economy where the total value of output per worker is distributed among workers' wages, firms' profits, and the cost of imported inputs. If a sudden, sharp increase in the global price of essential imported materials occurs, while both workers' nominal wage demands and firms' target profit margins remain constant, what is the most likely immediate consequence?
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