Definition of Full Employment
What does the term "full employment" mean? What is the definition of the term "full employment"?
"Full employment" occurs when everybody who wants a job at the current market wage is able to find employment.

The lowest unemployment rate on record in the United States is 2.5%, and that was posted in both May and June of 1953. A 2.5% unemployment rate is as close to "full employment" as you are going to get - at a 2.5% unemployment rate, virtually everybody who wants a job has one.
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