The Equilibrium Level of Employment,achieved After the Complete Adjustment of Wages

question 57

Multiple Choice

The equilibrium level of employment,achieved after the complete adjustment of wages and prices,is known as the

• A)zero-unemployment level of employment.
• B)natural state.
• C)invisible handshake.
• D)full-employment level of employment.

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