What economists call "involuntary unemployment" occurs when
A) a job is available but the worker has not yet found it.
B) the level of real GDP is at or above the economy's potential output.
C) a person is willing to accept a job at the going wage rate but cannot find one.
D) a person enters the job market for the first time.
E) a person is not willing to accept an available job at the going wage rate.
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