Classical macroeconomists believed that government could reduce the unemployment rate to a permanently low rate.

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Classical macroeconomists believed that the economy was self-regulating and that markets would naturally adjust to full employment without government intervention. They thought that any attempt to reduce unemployment below its "natural rate" through government intervention would only lead to inflation.

Classical Macroeconomists Believed That Government Could Reduce the Unemployment Rate