An economist observes that between 2010 and 2019, a major developed economy consistently reported low average unemployment rates around 5-6%. However, during this same period, it also experienced nearly zero growth in the inflation-adjusted purchasing power of average wages. What does this combination of outcomes most likely indicate about this country's labor market performance?
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True or False: Considering that the United Kingdom and the United States both maintained low average unemployment rates (around 5-6%) but also experienced nearly zero real wage growth between 2010 and 2019, their labor market performance during this period can be judged as an unqualified success.