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When the nominal wage increases, workers know that their buying power (over goods and services) is unambiguously higher. This claim is false.

Pay rates that are not inflated are referred to as nominal wages or "money wages." "Real wages," on the other hand, are inflation-adjusted. Real earnings rise because workers can spend more of them on more goods. Receivers can only purchase less when nominal salaries rise less than price levels.

Since there aren't many positions available, competition is fierce. As a key indicator of long-term economic growth in macroeconomics, wage growth takes into account both the level of living standards and the purchasing power of consumers.

On the other hand, the nominal pay will grow to tempt more workers if there are more job opportunities (high labor demand) than applicants (low labor supply).

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