The Level of Unemployment That Is Equal to the Frictional

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Multiple Choice

The level of unemployment that is equal to the frictional and structural rate in the long run is sometimes referred to as

• A) cyclical employment.
• B) the natural rate of unemployment.
• C) the total rate of unemployment.
• D) the zero unemployment rate.

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