An increase in spending increases nominal and real wages, but as prices rise:

A. nominal wages begin to fall.
B. both nominal and real wages begin to rise.
C. real wages begin to fall.
D. neither nominal nor real wages are affected.


Ans: C. real wages begin to fall.

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