Exam 14: Unemployment and Inflation
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Exam 14: Unemployment and Inflation230 Questions
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What effect does the payment of government unemployment benefits have on the unemployment rate?
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Discuss the likely impact of each of the following on the unemployment rate:
a.The length of time workers are eligible to receive unemployment benefit payments is reduced.
b.The government passes a law making trade unions illegal.
c.The minimum wage is raised by 50%.
d.The government funds an Internet site where companies can post job openings at no charge.
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The ________ is the total number of people aged 15 years and over,and the ________ is the number of people either employed or unemployed.
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Which of the following can cause cost-push inflation if the economy is currently in equilibrium at full-employment GDP?
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Why are jobs continually being created and destroyed in the economy?
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What do economists call the short-term unemployment arising from the process of matching workers with jobs?
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If the number employed is 12 million,the working-age population is 16 million,and the number unemployed is 0.7 million,then the unemployment rate is -.
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Which of the following will not lower the official measure of the unemployment rate?
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Which of the following individuals would be most negatively affected by 'anticipated inflation'?
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What is 'hyperinflation'?
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A woman who quit her job to search for a job that better utilises her skills represents an example of -.
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The most widely used measure of inflation is based on which of the following price indices?
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What effect do unemployment benefits have on job search?
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If the anticipated rate of inflation is 5% and workers agree to a wage increase of 4%,if the anticipated rate occurs,then nominal wages will
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In 1986,an Apple IIe computer with 65 kilobytes of memory cost around $1 500.Today,a $1 500 iMac computer (also made by Apple)comes with 8 gigabytes of memory.This illustrates the potential for what kind of bias in CPI calculations?
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