decrease in potential GDP. This
Mathematics, 04.07.2020 02:01 Lindy4886
For every 1% increase in
unemployment, there is a 2%
decrease in potential GDP. This
creates a GDP gap. What is the GDP
gap when there is 4.5%
unemployment?
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For every 1% increase in
unemployment, there is a 2%
decrease in potential GDP. This
decrease in potential GDP. This
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