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.

Use the rule of 72 to estimate the doubling time for an investment.

Evaluate investment decisions under different capital cost conditions.

Understand the impact of GDP growth on living standards over time.

Calculate break-even quantities and understand their significance.

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