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Question 1

According to classical economists, the only types of unemployment that exist in an economy are


◦ structural and frictional unemployment.
◦ cyclical and frictional.
◦ seasonal and cyclical.
◦ frictional and seasonal.

Question 2

According to classical economists, excessive unemployment does 
not persist in the economy because


◦ wages will always adjust to ensure equilibrium in the labor market.
◦ the labor demand does not change in the economy.
◦ the labor supply does not change in the economy.
◦ interest rates always change to insure equilibrium in the money market.
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