Assume that the equilibrium wage is lower than the socially optimal wage. Given this assumption, explain...
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When equilibrium wage is lower than socially optimal wage the vacancy rate is lower because of market dynamics and subdued financial health which brings lower vacancies and hence lower demand and lower salaries.
When wages are lower the demand is also less and hence unemployment rises causing inverse relationships curve or also known as Beveridge Curve which is inverse relation between unemployment rate and vacancy rate.
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