Chapter 21: Q 19. (page 524)
When would you expect cyclical unemployment to
be rising? Falling?
Short Answer
There are situations when cyclical unemployment will fall and rise. As cyclical unemployment relates to the business cycle of an economy.
Chapter 21: Q 19. (page 524)
When would you expect cyclical unemployment to
be rising? Falling?
There are situations when cyclical unemployment will fall and rise. As cyclical unemployment relates to the business cycle of an economy.
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