Exam 6: Jobs and Unemployment
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In fall 2009, the population of the United States was 301 million, the working-age population was 235.7 million, the total number of people employed and unemployed was 154.9 million, and the total number of unemployed people was 14.7 million.What is the unemployment rate?
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People over the age 16 with full-time jobs are considered to be
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For twenty years, Jim was a customer service representation at a call center in Minnesota.In order to save money, his firm moved the call center to India and laid off Jim two years ago.Jim has been unable to find a similar job anywhere.Jim's unemployment is best classified as
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Explain the difference between frictional and structural unemployment.
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The purpose of the Current Population Survey is to determine the
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The unemployment rate is the number of people unemployed divided by the
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In the 2008-09 recession, the percentage of part-time workers due to economic reasons
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Category Number of people (millions) Total population 250 Workingage population 160 Labor force 120 Part-time workers 15 Full-time workers 100 Discouraged workers 2
-Using the table above, the labor participation rate is
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Phillip is a 22-year old who has no job and is available for work, but has not actively looked for a job in the last month.The Current Population Survey identifies Phillip as ________ , ________ the labor force, and ________ the working-age population.
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In part, the increase in the labor force participation rate in the United States over the last 50 years can be attributed to
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Which of the following is the smallest source of unemployment?
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If you do not have a job but stop searching for a job, you are
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Since 1979,the percentage of part-time workers who are part time for economic reasons
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