A) individuals enter the labor market and make the rounds of potential employers.
B) individuals with skills no longer valued in the domestic labor market cannot find employment.
C) individuals give up the search for employment.
D) a downturn in economic activity decreases employment.
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A) frictional unemployment.
B) cyclical unemployment.
C) seasonal unemployment.
D) structural unemployment.
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A) cyclical employment.
B) the natural rate of unemployment.
C) the total rate of unemployment.
D) the zero unemployment rate.
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A) The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is the sum of the frictional unemployment rate, structural unemployment rate, and cyclical unemployment rate.
B) The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate shows how the unemployment rate fluctuates with the various seasons.
C) The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is the same as the natural rate of unemployment.
D) The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is the rate computed for Fall, Spring, Summer and Winter.
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A) 1 percent.
B) 4 percent.
C) 7 percent.
D) 11 percent.
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A) a development.
B) a pit.
C) a trough.
D) a hole.
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A) during the 1920s bull market boom.
B) during World War II.
C) during the Vietnam War.
D) during the Clinton administration.
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A) CPI.
B) PPI.
C) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) deflator.
D) Personal Consumption Expenditure Index.
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A) Charles, who lost his job as a real estate salesperson when the housing market went soft.
B) Alice, who quit her job to enter college.
C) Mary, who lost her job in the textile industry following a decrease in the tariff on textiles.
D) Bob, who has just graduated from college and is entering the labor market.
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A) the number of job finders increases.
B) the size of the military increases.
C) the proportion of 18-22 year olds that go to college increases.
D) the number of unemployed workers increases.
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A) "Everyone who is looking for a job will have one."
B) "No person is unemployed for whatever reason."
C) "Full employment occurs only when the economy has a zero percent unemployment rate."
D) "The level of unemployment that corresponds to the normal friction in the labor market."
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A) and not working.
B) and not in school and not working.
C) and be a discouraged worker.
D) and not working but is actively seeking employment.
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A) the number of unemployment claims
B) the real interest rate
C) personal income in the United States
D) an increase in stock prices
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A) the inflation rate.
B) the consumer price index (CPI) .
C) the producer price index (PPI) .
D) the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) deflator.
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A) 70 percent.
B) 57 percent.
C) 40 percent.
D) an undetermined amount given the lack of information.
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A) 0 percent.
B) 0.5 percent.
C) 10 percent.
D) none of the above.
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A) inflation.
B) deflation.
C) the nominal value.
D) the real value.
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A) a new entrant into the labor force.
B) an individual who voluntarily leaves the labor force.
C) a person who is fired from a job.
D) the current unemployment rate.
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A) continuous decreases in the unemployment rate since World War II.
B) periods of both increases and decreases in the unemployment rate since World War II.
C) continuous increases in the unemployment rate since World War II.
D) no changes in the unemployment rate since World War II.
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A) the steady rise of the unemployment rate.
B) the steady rise of the employment rate.
C) the increase in the female labor-force participation rate.
D) the increase in the labor-force participation rate.
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