Refer to the information provided in Table below to answer the question.Labor force participation rateTotal population 16 years of age and okderUnemployment rate60%200 million5%Refer to Table The total number of people unemployed isSelect one:a. 8 million.b. 6 million.C. 10 million.d. 3 million.If the Fed buys government securities, then there isSelect one:a. a decrease in the supply of money.b. an increase in the required reserve ratio.C. a decrease in the discount rate.d. an increase in the supply of money.

b. 6 million total population eligible for working is 200 million out of which 60% participate in…

Refer to the information provided in Table below to answer the question. Labor force participation rate Total population 16 years of age and okder Unemployment rate 60% 200 million 5% Refer to Table The total number of people unemployed is Gelect one: a. 8 million. b. 6 million. C. 10 million. d. 3 million. If the Fed buys government securities, then there is Select one: a. a decrease in the supply of money. b. an increase in the required reserve ratio. C. a decrease in the discount rate. d. an increase in the supply of money.

Refer to the information provided in Table below to answer the question. Labor force participation rate Total population 16 years of age and okder Unemployment rate 60% 200 million 5% Refer to Table The total number of people unemployed is Gelect one: a. 8 million. b. 6 million. C. 10 million. d. 3 million. If the Fed buys government securities, then there is Select one: a. a decrease in the supply of money. b. an increase in the required reserve ratio. C. a decrease in the discount rate. d. an increase in the supply of money.

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Chapter10: Aggregate Supply

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