Long-Run Unemployment in the Classical Model Is Considered to Be

question 227

Multiple Choice

Long-run unemployment in the classical model is considered to be impossible because

• A) the government will intervene to aid the unemployed.
• B) job placement and training programs are rampant in the United States.
• C) flexible prices and wages keep workers fully employed.
• D) the labor supply is horizontal.

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