In the short-run, nominal wages are sticky due to the existence of both formal and informal agreements. This means that wages decrease slowly in the presence of low unemployment, and increase slowly in the presence of high unemployment.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.


Ans: False.
Nominal wages decrease slowly in the presence of high unemployment, and increase slowly in the presence of low unemployment

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