The structural unemployment rate is 1.3% and the frictional unemployment is 2.9%, and the economy's current unemployment rate is 4.2%. The economy is in: Group of answer choices full employment having reached the potential real GDP. a recessionary gap producing less than the potential real GDP. an inflationary gap having more unemployment than the natural unemployment. an inflationary gap having lower unemployment than the natural unemployment.

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