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"The price level generally begins to rise before full employment is reached. At full employment , ad-ditional spending tends to be purely inflationary ".

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economics

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  1. Prices rise as economy approaches full employment because resources are not fully employed simultaneously in all industries
  2. Resources are fully employed simultaneously in all industries
  3. At full employment, additional spending leads to increased production rather than inflation
  4. Full employment causes a decrease in overall spending and lowers inflation
  5. Prices remain constant at full employment due to government intervention
  6. Prices rise only after surpassing full employment due to resource scarcity
  7. Prices are unaffected by employment levels and depend solely on monetary policies
  8. Full employment guarantees equal distribution of resources across all industries
  9. Prices drop when economy approaches full employment
  10. There is no price increase when demand increases

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stemez-Economics

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