In the Classical Model,achieving a Full-Employment Level of Output

In the classical model,achieving a full-employment level of output

A) requires a modest amount of government intervention.
B) is a temporary state resulting from flexible wages and prices.
C) is possible because competition bids wage rates down to the point where everyone who really wants a job can have one.
D) is based on the assumption that there is no saving in the economy because all the income created is spent.
E) becomes more and more difficult to attain as labor-saving technology throws more and more workers into unemployment.

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