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michelleunicorn

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Rational self-interest means
 
  A) always increasing your wealth.
  B) pursuing what makes you better off.
  C) pursuing activities that maximize income.
  D) always pursuing activities that are consistent with your faith.

Question 2

A classical model of the economy predicts
 
  A) full employment in the long run.
  B) a 15 to 20 percent unemployment level whenever the economy is in equilibrium.
  C) the same unemployment rates as the Keynesian model.
  D) cyclical changes in the unemployment rate.



dyrone

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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