From 1929 to 2013, the unemployment rate in the U.S. ________

A) has continued to grow but has always remained well above zero
B) has fluctuated around zero
C) has gone up and down but has always remained well above zero
D) has decreased in most recessions
E) has grown by a factor of four


C

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