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At full employment the unemployment rate equals the

At full employment the unemployment rate equals the
A) structural unemployment rate plus the cyclical unemployment rate.
B) structural unemployment rate plus the frictional unemployment rate.
C) cyclical unemployment rate.
D) structural unemployment rate.

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Survey of Economics: Principles, Applications and Tools

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Authors: O'Sullivan, Sheffrin, Perez

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