Classical and keynesian views of wages

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During the 1990s, Western Europe experienced high rates of unemployment, while in the US, rate of unemployment remained far below natural rate. Use the insights of the classical and Keynesian views of wages and unemployment to explain the differences in unemployment rates between the US and Western European countries.

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