A) the nominal cost of inflation.
B) the shoe-leather cost of inflation.
C) the menu cost of inflation.
D) the implied cost of inflation.
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A) employed.
B) unemployed.
C) not in the labor force.
D) a discouraged worker.
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A) dividing the value of a market basket by the rate of inflation.
B) dividing the current-year value of a market basket by the base-year value of the same market basket and multiplying by 100.
C) multiplying the value of a market basket by the rate of inflation.
D) multiplying the current-year value of a market basket by the base-year value of the same market basket and dividing by 100.
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A) the money cost of unemployment insurance payments to the unemployed.
B) the lost tax revenue that might have been paid by persons if they had worked.
C) the difference in income between a person's lost job and new job.
D) the potential goods and services that might have been produced but weren't.
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A) 88.3
B) 101.1
C) 113.2
D) 126.5
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A) provide accurate information on the duration of downturns in the economy.
B) virtually always predicts downturns in the economy with a lead time of six months.
C) can result in a self-fulfilling prophecy if business firms respond to leading economic indicator predictions.
D) provide accurate information on the depth of downturns in the economy.
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A) 4.5
B) 7.7
C) 9.2
D) 5.4
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A) zero
B) approximately 5%
C) approximately 10%
D) 100%
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A) decreases the burden of paying off the loan.
B) increases the burden of paying off the loan.
C) does not alter the burden of paying off the loan.
D) benefits savers.
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A) Both CPI and GDP deflator tend to move in the same direction.
B) GDP deflator tends to be much more volatile than CPI.
C) Both CPI and GDP deflator probably overstate the inflation rate.
D) both a. and c. are false.
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A) A depression is a recession that is mild and relatively brief.
B) The expansions and contractions of real world business cycles last varying lengths of time and often differ in magnitude.
C) The timing of business fluctuations is regular and therefore easily predictable.
D) During the contractionary phase of the business cycle, the rate of unemployment is generally quite low.
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A) has a job, but wants to get a different one.
B) is unemployed and looking for work.
C) quits a job and is unable to collect unemployment compensation.
D) gives up looking for work, and is no longer counted as unemployed.
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A) gold.
B) real estate.
C) currency.
D) stocks.
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A) can cause a redistribution of income from creditors to borrowers.
B) may discourage investment and economic growth.
C) can decrease the value of a nation's currency relative to other nations.
D) may result in any of the above.
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