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    The Normal Condition of a Capitalist Economy in Classical Theory
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The Normal Condition of a Capitalist Economy in Classical Theory

Question 17

Question 17

Multiple Choice

The normal condition of a capitalist economy in classical theory is:


A) Underemployment
B) Full employment
C) General unemployment
D) Frictional unemployment

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