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Unemployment, at the aggregate level

Unemployment, at the aggregate level
A) is zero in a perfect world.
B) is a sign of market failures.
C) is avoidable.
D) can be prevented with sound government policy.
E) is consistent with a well-functioning economy.

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Macroeconomics, Canadian Edition

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Author: Williamson

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