Exam 20: Unemployment and Inflation
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In 2015,JP Morgan Chase announced that it was laying off 5,000 employees.The laid-off employees who were not able to find jobs at another bank due to a permanent decline in demand in the banking industry would be considered
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The labor force participation rate equals the
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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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Table 20-10
Product Quantity ( Price ( Expenditure ( Price ( Expenditure (on base year quantities) (2016) Computers 1 \ 1,200 \ 1,200 \ 900 \ 900 Books 10 25 250 30 300 Burgers 50 3 150 4 200 Total \ 1,
-Refer to Table 20-10.Suppose an economy has only three goods and the typical family purchases the amounts given in the table above.If 2011 is the base year,then what is the CPI for 2016?
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Using a broader measure of the unemployment rate where discouraged workers and part-time workers who wished to work full time were counted as unemployed,the BLS estimates the unemployment rate in August 2015 would have ________ compared to the measured unemployment rate.
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The inflation rate measures the average prices of goods and services in the economy.
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By offering training to workers whose firms laid them off because of competition from foreign firms,the federal government is attempting to reduce
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If the nominal interest rate is 6% and the inflation rate is 9%,then the real interest rate is
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Table 20-13
Product Quantity Base Year Price (2001) Price (2015) Price (2016) Tacos 5 \ 1.50 \ 2.00 \ 2.25 Earplugs 10 6.00 7.50 7.00 Toothbrushes 3 2.50 3.50 3.50
-Refer to Table 20-13.Consider a simple economy that produces only three products: tacos,earplugs,and toothbrushes.Use the information in the table to calculate the inflation rate for 2016,as measured by the consumer price index.
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Counting part-time workers who are looking for full-time work as employed overstates the degree of joblessness in the economy.
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Imagine that you borrow $5,000 for one year and at the end of the year you repay the $5,000 plus $600 of interest.If the inflation rate was 4%,what was the real interest rate you paid?
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The deflation of the 1930s impacted the U.S.economy because it led some consumers to ________ and because it ________.
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Most of the unemployment that occurred during the Great Depression was
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Jack just received a promotion at work and now works 50 hours per week instead of 35.As a result,
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Which of the following cause the unemployment rate as measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to understate the true extent of joblessness?
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The producer price index tracks the prices firms receive for goods and services at all stages of production.
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