Which of the following is unlikely to be a neoclassical policy to address unemployment? Responses Helping to reduce obstacles that create frictional unemployment. Helping to reduce obstacles that create frictional unemployment. Trying to reduce the natural rate of unemployment. Trying to reduce the natural rate of unemployment. Creating jobs that only the technically skilled can have. Creating jobs that only the technically skilled can have. Stimulating aggregate demand using fiscal or monetary policy.
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