(True, False) Stagflation happens when the economy is experiencing a bust and deflation. Stagflation occurs when the (AD, SR-AS) curve shifts to the (right, left). In the short-run, this shift would cause the overall price level to |(increase, decrease) and output to |(increase, decrease). Workers may see the short-run effect on the overall price level and negotiate for |(higher, lower) wages, resulting in a price-wage spiral. Given that 1) output

(True, False) Stagflation happens when the economy is experiencing a bust and deflation. Stagflation occurs when the (AD, SR-AS) curve shifts to the (right, left). In the short-run, this shift would cause the overall price level to |(increase, decrease) and output to |(increase, decrease). Workers may see the short-run effect on the overall price level and negotiate for |(higher, lower) wages, resulting in a price-wage spiral. Given that 1) output

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