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Tasha decides that when homes in her neighborhood are selling for $150,000 she will not sell her home. When average prices rise to $175,000, she decides that she will put her home on the market. This is an example of:

a. market demand. b. market-day supply. c. an excess supply of homes. d. a positively-sloped supply curve. e. a negatively-sloped supply curve.

In the cost-push model of inflation, increases in nominal-wage rates that exceed increases in the productivity of labor:

A. Increase aggregate supply and the price level in the economy B. Increase aggregate supply and decrease the price level in the economy C. Decrease aggregate supply and the price level in the economy D. Decrease aggregate supply and increase the price level in the economy