The History of Many of the World's Major Religions Supports

question 179

True/False

The history of many of the world's major religions supports the conclusion that the impulse to find a better world is encouraged by adversity in this one.

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Natural Rate

Often referred to in the context of unemployment, it is the long-term rate of unemployment that an economy experiences even when it is operating at a full capacity.

Natural Rate

The long-term unemployment rate that is observed once the effect of short-term cyclical factors has been removed and is thought to be due to structural factors in the economy.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

A government agency that collects, analyzes, and disseminates essential economic information to support public and private decision-making.

Natural Rate

The rate of any economic variable, such as unemployment or interest, believed to be inherent when the economy is in equilibrium.