Assertion: unemployment's rate | /r/HasProperty | natural
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text: Finally, the NAIRU theory says that the inflation rate does not rise or fall when the unemployment equals the "natural" rate.
text: As unemployment is at its natural rate – with employees and companies getting and expecting 3% inflation – pressure for change is minimal.
text: The monetarist economists argued that unemployment has a natural rate or equilibrium that is determined by the ‘structure’ of the labor market and not how much demand there is in an economy.
text: They argued, unemployment has an equilibrium or natural rate, determined not by the amount of demand in an economy but by the structure of the labor market.
text: The deviation of unemployment from its natural rate is referred to as cyclical unemployment, or unemployment that results from short-run variation in labor demand.
text: Not quite: pushing unemployment far below its natural rate would also lead to negative consequences, primary among them inflationary pressures.
text: As unemployment is at its natural rate – with employees and companies getting and expecting 3% inflation – pressure for change is minimal.