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A) gradually increased.
B) remained constant.
C) gradually decreased.
D) been eliminated.
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A) increase productivity and reduce unemployment.
B) increase productivity but increase unemployment.
C) decrease productivity but reduce unemployment.
D) decrease productivity and increase unemployment.
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A) cause unemployment, but efficiency wages do not.
B) cause the quantity of labor supplied to exceed the quantity of labor demanded, but efficiency wages do not.
C) cause wages to be above the equilibrium level.
D) prevent firms from lowering wages in the presence of a surplus of workers.
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A) In the U.S. the natural rate of unemployment is frequently near 2%.
B) The natural rate of unemployment fluctuates more than the cyclical rate of unemployment.
C) The cyclical rate of unemployment is sometimes below the natural rate of unemployment.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) and firms paying wages above equilibrium to improve worker health both create frictional unemployment.
B) creates frictional unemployment, while firms paying wages above equilibrium to improve worker health creates structural unemployment.
C) creates structural unemployment, while firms paying wages above equilibrium to improve worker health creates frictional unemployment.
D) and firms paying wages above equilibrium to improve worker health both create structural unemployment.
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A) shortage of labor and a shortage of jobs.
B) shortage of labor and a surplus of jobs.
C) surplus of labor and a shortage of jobs.
D) surplus of labor and a surplus of jobs.
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A) the normal rate of unemployment.
B) deviant unemployment.
C) cyclical unemployment.
D) fluctuating unemployment.
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A) 4,400
B) 6,620
C) 7,400
D) 8,690
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A) create structural unemployment.
B) immediately reduce unemployment.
C) increase unemployment due to job search.
D) do not affect demand for labor.
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A) an increase in the number of job applicants and an increase in how long workers stay on the job
B) an increase in the number of job applicants and a decrease in how long workers stay on the job
C) a decrease in the number of job applicants and an increase in how long workers stay on the job
D) a decrease in the number of job applicants and a decrease in how long workers stay on the job
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A) 4.7 percent
B) 6.2 percent
C) 7.0 percent
D) 10.9 percent
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A) The labor-force participation rate of women has increased in part due to smaller families.
B) The labor-force participation rate of men has decreased in part due to men retiring younger and living longer.
C) Both a and b are correct.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) must be working for pay and be working full time.
B) must be working for pay, but does not have to be working full time.
C) does not have to be working for pay if they are working for a family business, but must be employed full time.
D) does not have to be working for pay if they are working for a family business and does not have to be working full time
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A) total adult population that is in the labor force.
B) total adult population that is employed.
C) labor force that is employed.
D) labor force that is either employed or unemployed.
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A) frictional unemployment created by efficiency wages.
B) frictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts.
C) structural unemployment created by efficiency wages.
D) structural unemployment created by sectoral shifts.
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A) detached workers, and they are classified by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as unemployed.
B) detached workers, and they are not classified by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as unemployed.
C) discouraged workers, and they are classified by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as unemployed.
D) discouraged workers, and they are not classified by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as unemployed.
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