The difference between the number of workers employed if the economy was operating at full employment and the number of workers currently employed given aggregate expenditures is known as

a. cyclical unemployment
b. frictional unemployment
c. structural unemployment
d. unemployment is not possible in the short run macro model
e. urban unemployment

A

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