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Unit 3 Test
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It would increase.
It would fall.
It would not change.
It would change, but the effect cannot be predicted.
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COLA plus 1.6%
COLA plus 1.9%
Suppose that everyone who has looked for a job for more than six months gave up in despair and stopped looking. What would happen
to the unemployment rate?
Nancy's union has negotiated a three-year wage contract that provides for a 2.4% increase indexed to inflation. The rates of inflation are
forecast to be 1.62%, 1.93% and 2.21% respectively. How will Nancy's wage increase be expressed in the new contract?
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COLA plus 2.4%
COLA plus 2.2%
Question 3
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to minimize recessions
to maximize unemployment payments
to maximize unemployment insurance duration
to minimize labor unions
Question 4
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Somalia
Germany
Bolivia
Nigeria
Question 5
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efficiency wage
equilibrium wage
sticky wage
natural rate of unemployment
Question 6
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counter inflation
deflation
hyperinflation
Insofar as government public policy is concerned, the best way to battle unemployment would be __________________.
Some prominent members of the slow-economic growth country club include a high-income country like _________.
The definition of market equilibrium states that at the _______________, the quantity of labor demanded by employers will equal the
quantity supplied.
Another term used to describe negative inflation is:
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GDP deflator
Question 7
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$430 billion
$835 billion $2,063 billion $2,449 billion
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unemployment that is due to the friction of competing ideological systems.
unemployment caused by lack of training and education.
unemployment caused by automation in the workplace.
unemployment that is due to normal turnover in the labor market.
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economic growth
GDP per capita
living standards
consumption and expenditures
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Alex wants to measure the nominal 1998 GDP of $993 billion in 2008 dollars. From the data he gathered, he knows the deflator for 1998
is 30 and for 2008, it is 74, and that real interest in those years was 6.23% and 3.21% respectively. If he avoids making a misleading
calculation, what will the value be?
Frictional unemployment is:
When discussing economic growth, it is often useful to focus on ____________, to avoid studying changes in the size of GDP that
represent only having more people in the economy, and focus on those increases in GDP which represent an actual rise in the standard of
living on a per person basis.
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the agriculture sector completes the cycle of planting, cultivating, and harvesting the nation's food supply.
labor unions strike for higher wages.
the business cycle enters an expansionary phase.
business activity in the macroeconomy declines.
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stabilize
understate
overstate
reduce
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10%
20%
30%
40%
Question 13
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600
6000
60,000
600,000
IncorrectQuestion 14
Cyclical unemployment arises when:
The effect of substitution bias is that the rise in the price of a fixed basket of goods over time tends to ___________________ the rise in
a consumer’s true cost of living, because it doesn’t take into account that the person can substitute between goods according to changes
in their relative prices.
During the deep recessions of the early 1980s and of 2007-2009, unemployment reached roughly __________.
Each month the Census Bureau carries out the Current Population Survey (CPS) (which has been carried out every month since 1940). A
total of __________ households are contacted every month.
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