Exam 24: Short-Term Economic Fluctuations: An Introduction

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If the output gap equals 1.8 percent, then:

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The unemployment rate for younger workers is usually ________ the unemployment rate for older workers.

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If actual output equals potential output, unusually slow potential output growth would tend to result in:

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If the cyclical rate of employment equals −2 percent and the actual rate of unemployment equals 8 percent, then the natural rate of unemployment must equal:

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Varying the quantity of output produced and sold at preset prices is called:

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A boom is:

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Changes in the growth rate of potential output and deviations of actual output from potential output are two logical explanations for:

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Refer to the accompanying figure. Refer to the accompanying figure.   In the figure, a business cycle peak is shown by which point(s)? In the figure, a business cycle peak is shown by which point(s)?

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Contrary to behavior that would be required to eliminate output gaps, many firms in the economy:

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In reference to short-term economic fluctuations, the "peak" refers to:

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In the long run, total spending affects ________, and output is determined by ________.

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Economic activity moves from a period of recession to a ________ and then moves into a period of ________ until it reaches a ________.

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In Macroland, potential output equals $100 trillion and the natural rate of unemployment is 4 percent. If the actual unemployment rate is 5 percent, then the output gap equals:

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In Macroland, potential output equals $100 trillion and the natural rate of unemployment is 4 percent. If the actual unemployment rate is 5 percent, then real GDP must be:

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In the United States since 1929, the duration of recessions on average has been:

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Since 1925, the longest recession in the United States lasted:

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If the output gap equals −3.2 percent, then:

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According to Okun's law, when cyclical unemployment increases from 2 to 3 percent, the recessionary gap widens from ________.

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If there is 3 percent frictional unemployment, 4 percent structural unemployment, and −2 percent cyclical unemployment, then the natural rate of unemployment equals:

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Industrial production, total sales, nonfarm employment, and after-tax household income are examples of ________ indicators of economic activity.

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