According to Early Classical Macroeconomics, Unemployment

question 12

Multiple Choice

According to early classical macroeconomics, unemployment

• A) can persist for long periods of time, because wages are inflexible.
• B) could not prevail for long periods of time, because wages are flexible.
• C) can never occur.
• D) could not prevail for long, because the government intervenes to eliminate unemployment.

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