STICKY WAGE THEORY
Economic theory stipulating the salary of employees tend to react slowly to the changes in the overall performance of a company or a wider firm. Their wages will remain the same or increase at a slower rate than before when unemployment escalates. Specifically, wages are considered sticky-down since this can move up easily but decline with difficulty.
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