Chapter 21: Q 24. (page 524)
Would you expect the natural rate of unemployment to be roughly the same in different countries?
Short Answer
No, we can't expect the natural rate of unemployment to be roughly the same in different countries.
Chapter 21: Q 24. (page 524)
Would you expect the natural rate of unemployment to be roughly the same in different countries?
No, we can't expect the natural rate of unemployment to be roughly the same in different countries.
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