In a Keynesian model, the level of production may be at equilibrium, which means...
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In a Keynesian model, the level of production may be at equilibrium, which means it is stable, but that does not mean there is enough production. Factors of production may be left idle, such as labour. This creates unemployment rates in the double-digits.
Match the following situations with the appropriate interpretation.