A) unemployed workers divided by the number of employed workers.
B) people in the civilian labor force divided by the number of unemployed.
C) unemployed divided by the number of people in the civilian labor force.
D) employed workers divided by the number of unemployed workers.
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A) frictional unemployment.
B) cyclical unemployment.
C) structural unemployment.
D) regulatory unemployment.
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A) base year.
B) price index.
C) purchasing power.
D) consumer price index.
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A) The existence of unemployment places the economy at a point inside its production possibilities curve.
B) The unemployment rate is the percentage of the population not working.
C) To be counted as part of the labor force, an individual must be working more than 40 hours a week.
D) The sum of wages lost by all unemployed workers gives an accurate, comprehensive estimate of the total cost of unemployment.
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A) New entrants
B) Reentrants
C) Job losers
D) Job leavers
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A) the rate at which prices increase falls.
B) the average of all prices is declining.
C) the real rate of interest is negative.
D) some prices are increasing and some are declining.
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A) frictional unemployment.
B) cyclical unemployment.
C) seasonal unemployment.
D) structural unemployment.
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A) the duration of unemployment increases.
B) the average workweek falls from 40 to 39 hours.
C) the age of the labor force increases.
D) people get discouraged and quit looking for work.
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A) labor force participants.
B) either employed, unemployed, or not in the labor force.
C) either overemployed or underemployed.
D) potential employees.
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A) statistical measure of a weighted average of prices of a specific set of goods and services purchased by consumers in urban areas.
B) statistical measure of a weighted average of prices of commodities that firms produce and sell.
C) price index measuring the changes in prices of all new goods and services produced in the economy.
D) statistical measure of average prices using annually updated weights based on surveys of consumer spending.
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A) does not include the number of discouraged workers as unemployed.
B) does not include people who are not working and are not looking for work.
C) counts a new entrant that is actively seeking work as unemployed.
D) is a stock measure.
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A) the good's value expressed in purchasing power terms.
B) the good's anticipated value one year from now.
C) the price of the good in today's dollars, minus an anticipated inflation premium.
D) the price of the good in today's dollars.
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A) job losers.
B) reentrants.
C) job leavers.
D) new entrants.
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A) an increase in the purchasing power of money.
B) a decrease in the purchasing power of money.
C) no change in the purchasing power of money.
D) an increase in real income.
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A) related to job search difficulties for potential workers.
B) a result of a poor match of worker's abilities and skills with current requirements of employers.
C) a result of business recessions that occur when aggregate demand is insufficient to create full employment.
D) a result of the seasonal pattern of work in specific industries.
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A) CPI.
B) PPI.
C) Wholesale Price Index.
D) GDP Price Deflator.
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A) an engineer who has been laid off a year ago and since then has not looked for work
B) an inmate in a state prison making license plates
C) a person in a mental institution
D) a computer programmer looking for work
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A) a peak.
B) a trough.
C) an expansion.
D) a contraction.
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A) Homer, who lost his job at the power plant and is not looking for work
B) Lenny, who is working part time at a fast food restaurant
C) Abe, who is retired
D) Edna, who lost her job as a teacher and is currently searching for a new job
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A) frictional and structural unemployment but not cyclical.
B) frictional and cyclical unemployment but not structural.
C) frictional unemployment only.
D) cyclical and structural unemployment but not frictional.
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