What are your nominal and your real wages

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Question 1: Assume that during the last year you have been earning £1000 per month. Inflation has been 2.5%. What are your nominal and your real wages?

Question 2: Suppose expected inflation for next year is 2.5%. If you are currently earning £28,000 a year, what should your nominal wage be next year if you want to keep your real wage constant?

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