Empirical evidence over the past two decades suggests that the percentage of unemployed who receive unemployment insurance has been declining: in the 2000s,less than two out of every five unemployed persons collected benefits.What does this decline do to the impact of unemployment insurance as an automatic stabilizer?

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Empirical Evidence Over the Past Two Decades Suggests That the Percentage