A decrease in unemployment (is/is not) a contributing factor to increasing real GDP because unemployment (can/cannot) easily fall below its full employment level for any length of time.

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Chapter24: The Aggregate Demand/aggregate Supply Model
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A decrease in unemployment
(is/is not) a
contributing factor to increasing real GDP because
unemployment
(can/cannot) easily fall
below its full employment level for any length of time.
Transcribed Image Text:A decrease in unemployment (is/is not) a contributing factor to increasing real GDP because unemployment (can/cannot) easily fall below its full employment level for any length of time.
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