The Wagner Act of 1935
a. prevents unions from acting as cartels.
b. allows workers joining a unionized firm to choose not to join the union.
c. prevents employers from interfering when workers try to organize a union.
d. prevents firms from hiring permanent replacements for workers who are on strike.
c
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Suppose that rising productivity increases potential output in each period by 4%. What kind of monetary policy would be needed to maintain a zero rate of inflation at full employment?
A. It should keep money supply constant. B. It should increase money supply by 4% in the first period and thereafter, hold money supply constant. C. It should increase money supply by 4% per period. D. It should decrease money supply by 4% each period.
What is the divine coincidence? When and why does it not hold true?
What will be an ideal response?