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Full employment is not considered to be zero unemployment, because

Full employment is not considered to be zero unemployment, because
A) some cyclical unemployment always exists.
B) some people do not want a job.
C) there are not enough jobs for everyone who wants one.
D) people do not find jobs instantaneously.

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