Some Evidence Suggests That Prolonged Periods of High Unemployment Actually

question 35

Multiple Choice

Some evidence suggests that prolonged periods of high unemployment actually increase the natural unemployment rate.This phenomenon is known as

• A)Okun's law
• B)structural unemployment
• C)unemployment hysteresis
• D)the misery effect
• E)the long-term unemployment effect

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