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Chapter 13 Slide 1 Figure 13-1 page 352 The Sticky-Wage Model Slide 2 Figure 13-2 page 354 The Worker-Misperception Model: Equilibrium in the Labor Market Slide 3 Table 13-3 page 255 The Worker-Misperception Model: An Unexpected Increase in the Price Level Slide 4 Figure 13-4 page 356 The Cyclical Behavior of the Real Wage Slide 5 Figure 13-5 page 362 Comparison of Models of Aggregate Supply Slide 6 Figure 13-6 page 362 The Short-Run Aggregate Supply Curve

Chapter 11 (Cont.) Slide 7 Figure 13-7 page 363 How Shifts in the Aggregate Demand Lead to Short-Run Fluctuations Slide 8 Figure 13-8 page 368 Inflation and Unemployment in the United States Since 1961 Slide 9 Figure 13-9 page 370 The Short-Run Tradeoff Between Inflation and Unemployment Slide 10 Figure page 371 Shifts in the Short-Run Tradeoff Slide 11 Table 13-1 page 374 Unemployment During the Volcker Disinflation

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