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    Structural Unemployment CANNOT Be Caused By
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Structural Unemployment CANNOT Be Caused By

Question 207

Question 207

Multiple Choice

Structural unemployment CANNOT be caused by:


A) minimum wages.
B) labor unions.
C) efficiency wages.
D) fluctuations in the business cycle.

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