Answer:
Explanation:
if truly rate of actual unemployment is lower compared to the natural unemployment, it implies that the economy is making a greater effort for higher output level than its potential output.
Lower unemployment than natural rate of unemployment will reflect as lower availability of workers in the economy ,so unions and workers start demanding more wages ,which leads to increase in production cost of firms . Increase in production cost ,leads to decrease in firms supply and short run aggregate supply curve shifts lefttwards and SRAS keep shift to left till economy reach to full employment or potential GDP.As GDP Decreases no of workers Decreases and employment Decreases.
Conclusion: Short run aggregate supply Decreases and employment Decreases.
It’s the second one because First, it would be helpful to define exactly what each of the different perspectives focuses on/studies. For instance, if you were considering the behaviourist perspective, you would start by defining what behaviourism is and what that perspective focuses on (i.e. that human behaviour is based on conditioning). Then perhaps you could say that Jamie gets many positive responses when he tells people he wants to be a doctor (rewarding his decision) which influences him. Hope that help! :)