Name one problem with the way the BLS computes the unemployment rate.

Q: When the following events happen, does the unemployment rate rise (R), fall (F), or stay the same…

A: Since number of unemployment people increase, unemployment rate increases (R).

Q: what are the effects and consequences of deflation?

A: Deflation is also known as negative inflation. It is a situation where the general price level of…

Q: During the deep recessions of the early 1980s and of2007-2009, unemployment reached roughly…

A: Recession is the contractionary phase of the economic cycle which is represented by an overall…

Q: ome degree of unemployment is inevitable in a complex economy. a.True  b.False

A: In macroeconomics, the government and the central bank plays a very important role in stabilizing…

Q: Evaluate how each of the following individuals would be affected by unanticipated inflation: (a) A…

A: Meaning of Inflation: Inflation generally arises when there is an excessive increase in the level…

Q: uppose that, in on the US states, the civilian adult noninstitutional population is 16.5 million,…

A: Unemployment refers to a situation when employable workers are unable to seek a job at the existing…

Q: Evaluate how each of the following individuals would be affected by unanticipated inflation: (a)…

A: Unanticipated inflation has varied impacts on the different groups. Some groups might be benefited…

Q: What is a discourage worker? How might the exclusion of the discouraged workers underestimate the…

A: In an economy, people are classified as different in terms of their employment status such as…

Q: If the total labor force is comprised of 260 million people, there are 10 million people in the…

A: Employment refers to a situation when people are willing to do work and they are able to find a paid…

Q: If discouraged workers are included in the determination of the unemployment rate, what effect will…

A: Discouraged workers are those who are not encouraged in doing the work.

Q: If inflation rises unexpectedly by 5%, indicate for each of the following whether the economic actor…

A: Inflation refers to a general increase in the price level of goods and services, demanded by…

Q: Provide examples and explain your answer. If inflation rises unexpectedly by 5% indicate for each of…

A: The Unexpected increase in the Inflation rate affect the following A) A union member with COLA wage…

Q: What is the relationship (if any) between inflation and unemployment? How might the two affect each…

A: Inflation and unemployment are inversely related.  Increase in inflation reduces unemployment and…

Q: What are the results of added and discouraged worker effect when surveying/measuring the rate of…

A: Added workers: These are the workers who workers who increase the supply of labor of the married…

Q: What could be the possible consequences of deflation for an economy?

A: Deflation is defined as a drop in the overall price level of all products and services in an economy…

Q: The goal of studying and recording the unemployment rate is to learn something about the state of…

A: Unemployment: It is an economic situation where all those individuals who are willing and able to…

Q: TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ECONOMIC GROWTH, INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATES 2009 TO 2018 taron Grovth…

A: In the mentioned question, given the relationship between economic growth, inflation rate and…

Q: In an economy, the working-age population iš 100 million Uf this total, 75 million workers are…

A: Working-age population=100 million Employed: People who are working in a paid job=75 million…

Q: What are the factors that make it hard to determine the unemployment rate?

A: Unemployment rate is the percentage of labor force who are willing to work but is not able to get…

Q: ow has the corona virus effected unemployment in the U.S.?

A: The unemployment is a situation, in which a person is ready and able to work, but unable to find a…

Q: How do frictional unemployment characteristics affect the natural rate of unemployment?

A: Unemployment does not help the economy to grow and prosper. As a result of increase in the rate of…

Q: The BLS reports six different unemployment rates--the official unemployment rate U-1 and five other…

A: BLS considers only one unemployment rate.

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A: The job keeper payment policy in turn helps businesses being affected by Covid 19 in order to render…

Q: The government’s chief forecasting gauge forbusiness cycles is thea. unemployment rate.b. real…

A: OPTION D - Index of leading indicators There are various indicators to gauge business cycles:…

Q: Consider the following n -n natural rate of unemployment a = -a (u -u ). By how much does the…

A: The inflation rate can be defined as the rise in the price of goods and services of the economy.…

Q: A Phillip’s curve is given by π_t=π_t^e+9%-3u_t where π_t^e=π_(t-1) . Calculate the natural rate of…

A: the natural rate of unemployment refers to the unemployment rate that prevails in the healthy…

Q: The NAIRU is More variable than the actual unemployment rate. Constant over time. Less variable than…

A: NAIRU is a non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment that is the change in unemployment…

Q: The actual unemployment rate is composed of three types. Identify each type and explain whether the…

A: Note:  We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new…

Q: During which period is inflation and unemployment inversely related?

A: The inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment can be explained by the short-run…

Q: Define the term Deflation?

A: Economics: It relates to the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Q: List and define the three types of unemployment. And give an example of each of them. What is the…

A: 1) Definition: Unemployment occurs when a person who is actively searching for employment unable to…

Q: What is the relationship between unemployment and inflation. Why is that when unemployment increases…

A: The term inflation is used when the price level of goods increases in an economy. The unemployment…

Q: Thinking about the Economic impact of unemployment and inflation, why should we expect an inverse…

A: The unemployment and the inflation are the two social evil that every economy wishes to reduce and…

Q: When would you expect cyclical unemployment to be rising? Falling?

A: Unemployment is a situation in which a person who is willing and able (capable) to work do not find…

Q: List and define the three different types of unemployment.

A: Unemployment takes place while employees who need to work are not able to discover jobs, which…

Q: The graph below, from the Federal Reserve Economic Database (FRED), shows the US civilian…

A: Answer A Cyclical unemployment is the unemployment that occurs in the economy due to the imbalance…

Q: Evaluate how each of the following individuals would be affected by unanticipated inflation: (a)…

A: Unanticipated inflation affect differently to different sections. Because someone will get benefit…

Q: which of the follwing are consqequneces of unemployment?

A: Unemployment: Unemployment is a term used to describe people who are employed and actively looking…

Q: what are the causes of inflation and deflation?

A: Inflation refers to a gradual increase in  price level within economy . Deflation conversely implies…

Q: How can an increase in discouraged workers influences the official unemployment rate and U-4.

A: Discouraged workers are those who are at present unemployed and are not looking for work (for more…