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An increase in output will cause the unemployment rate to fall by a larger percentage if

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If Okun's Law holds true, then a 9% increase in GDP would lead to a ________ percentage point decrease in the unemployment rate.

▸ 1

▸ 2

▸ 3

▸ 6

Question 2.

An increase in output will cause the unemployment rate to fall by a larger percentage if

▸ firms are holding excess labor.

▸ firms aren't holding excess labor.

▸ firms have their workers work more overtime.

▸ firms hire workers who were already employed by other firms to work for them part-time.

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Principles of Economics

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Authors: Case, Fair, Oster

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