The study explores how unemployment leads to a surplus of available workers, affecting wage and price changes. By analyzing economic models, it is found that when there are fewer job opportunities (higher unemployment), wages tend to rise more slowly. This relationship between unemployment and wage inflation helps to predict future wage trends. Additionally, the study shows that prices and wages tend to change differently in response to economic conditions, with wages being more sticky (resistant to change) than prices. Overall, the research suggests that high unemployment can impact not only wage dynamics but also the stickiness of prices in an economy.