The natural rate of unemploymentA) varies less than the measured unemployment rate.B) varies little over time and across countries.C) is closely associated with the ups and downs in economic activity.D) is set by the Federal Reserve.

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Olivia Haggerty · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  The natural rate of unemployment is relatively stable and varies less than the measured unemployment rate, which fluctuates with economic cycles.

The natural rate of unemployment

A) varies less than the measured unemployment rate.
B) varies little over time and across countries.
C) is closely associated with the ups and downs in economic activity.
D) is set by the Federal Reserve.

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