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Labor Market Disequilibrium Analysis
In a model where the economy's supply-side equilibrium is determined by the intersection of an upward-sloping wage-setting curve and a horizontal price-setting curve, explain why a situation where the wage-setting curve is above the price-setting curve at the current level of employment is not a stable equilibrium. What economic pressures would this situation create?
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