The Economics of The Office
Learning economics from the world's best boss
Seasons
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- Season 2
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Episodes
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- Business School
- Initiation
- Moroccan Christmas
- Did I Stutter?
- Performance Review
- The Job
- Broke
- Dunder Mifflin Infinity
- Andy's Play
- China
- Conflict Resolution
- Costume Contest
- Michael's Birthday
- Nepotism
- Search Committee
- WUPHF.com
- Garage Sale
- The Incentive
- Secret Santa
- Goodbye, Toby
- The Surplus
- Halloween
- The Fire
- Two Weeks
- New Boss
- Launch Party
Subjects
- All Subjects
- Teaching of Economics
- Labor Productivity
- Behavioral Economics
- Technological Change
- Externalities
- Information and Market Efficiency
- Microeconomic Behavior: Underlying Principles
- Compensation Packages
- Inflation
- Monetary Systems
- Money Supply
- Production and Cost
- Unemployment
- Market Structure and Pricing
- Monopoly
- Trade
- Macroeconomic Models
- Macroeconomic Policy
- Consumer Protection
- Corporate Finance and Governance
- Labor Demand
- Labor Discrimination
- Wage Level and Structure
- Compensation Packages
- Job Vacancies
- Trade
Characters
- All Characters
- Michael
- Pam
- Ryan
- Phyllis
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- Kelly
- Dwight
- Jim
- Andy
- Oscar
- Creed
- Angela
- Kevin
- Toby
- Erin
- Gabe
- Meredith
Duration
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Performance Review
In this clip (found only on the deleted scenes sadly), Dwight attempts to justify the raise he feels he deserves. Dwight correctly identifies the relationship between inflation and his real wage. If Dwight’s nominal wages do not increase at least at the rate of inflation the real purchasing power of his wages will fall!
Season 2 Episode 8 "Performance Review"
Compensation Packages (J33) Inflation (E31)
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