In the Wage-Setting/Price-Setting (WS-PS) model, a permanent increase in the price of oil directly causes an upward shift in the Wage-Setting (WS) curve because workers demand higher nominal wages to maintain their purchasing power.
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A country's economy is in its medium-run equilibrium. It then experiences a permanent, significant increase in the price of oil, a key input for many firms. Within the Wage-Setting/Price-Setting (WS-PS) framework, what is the most accurate description of the resulting macroeconomic adjustment?
In the Wage-Setting/Price-Setting (WS-PS) model, a permanent increase in the price of oil directly causes an upward shift in the Wage-Setting (WS) curve because workers demand higher nominal wages to maintain their purchasing power.