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Why might wages be sticky?
Wages are sticky because of things like employment contracts and the morale of the workers. Some workers get paid the minimum wage. Because wages and prices are sticky and because the economy gets stuck, Keynes said that the government needed to step in and do something to help the economy out.
Why might prices be sticky?
Executive Summary. Many economists believe that prices are sticky they adjust slowly. This stickiness, they suggest, means that changes in the money supply have an impact on the real economy, inducing changes in investment, employment, output and consumption, an effect that can be exploited by policymakers.
Why are prices sticky?
Executive Summary. Many economists believe that prices are sticky they adjust slowly. This stickiness, they suggest, means that changes in the money supply have an impact on the real economy, inducing changes in investment, employment, output and consumption, an effect that can be exploited by policymakers.
Why prices are sticky in the short run?
Some economists argue that the aggregate supply curve is upward sloping in the short term because of sticky prices. As we discussed, a sticky price is the tendency of the price for a certain good or service to not respond instantly to changes in the economic situation.
What is sticky cost?
Sticky costs occur when costs increase more when activity rises than they decrease when activity falls by an equivalent amount. Cost stickiness differs depending on corporate governance systems and managerial oversight, for different geographic regions.
What does it mean when wages are sticky?
Rather, sticky wages are when workers' earnings don't adjust quickly to changes in labor market conditions. That can slow the economy's recovery from a recession. When demand for a good drops, its price typically falls too. The prices of some goods, like gasoline, change daily.
Why do wages tend to be sticky?
When the economy falls into recession, or expands too quickly, sticky prices and sticky wages can keep it stuck for a while. Wages are sticky because of things like employment contracts and the morale of the workers. Some workers get paid the minimum wage.
What does it mean that wages are sticky downward?
Sticky Wage Theory. Specifically, wages are often said to be sticky-down, meaning that they can move up easily but move down only with difficulty. Stickiness, in general, is also often called nominal rigidity and the phenomenon of sticky wages is also often referred to as wage stickiness.
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