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Explaining the Link Between Low Unemployment and Inflation
During an economic boom, unemployment often falls to a very low level. Explain the process by which this situation can lead to a sustained increase in the general price level. In your answer, describe the motivations and actions of both firms and workers and how their interactions contribute to this outcome.
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