A) 6 percent.
B) 9 percent.
C) 12 percent.
D) 15 percent.
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True/False
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A) declining unemployment.
B) stagnant productivity growth.
C) rising real GDP.
D) rising inflation.
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A) may have either increased or decreased.
B) rose by approximately 6.2 percent.
C) rose by approximately 3 percent.
D) fell by approximately 13 percent.
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A) a deficiency of spending on goods and services.
B) the decreasing relative importance of goods and the increasing relative importance of services in the U.S.economy.
C) the everyday dynamics of a free labor market,with workers voluntarily changing jobs.
D) technological change.
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A) 6 percent.
B) 8 percent.
C) 2 percent.
D) 3 percent.
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A) $300 billion.
B) $30 billion.
C) $360 billion.
D) $630 billion.
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A) understate unemployment because individuals receiving unemployment compensation are counted as employed.
B) understate unemployment because discouraged workers are not counted as unemployed.
C) include cyclical and structural unemployment but not frictional unemployment.
D) overstate unemployment because workers who are involuntarily working part time are counted as being employed.
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A) dividing nominal income by 70.
B) multiplying nominal income by 1.03.
C) dividing the price index (in hundredths) by nominal income.
D) dividing nominal income by the price index (in hundredths) .
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A) both the rate of unemployment and the average length of time people were unemployed.
B) the rate of unemployment but not the average length of time people were unemployed.
C) the average length of time people were unemployed but not the rate.
D) both the rate of inflation and the rate of unemployment.
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A) the long-run increase in the relative importance of durable goods in the U.S.economy.
B) the long-term expansion or contraction of business activity that occurs over 50 or 100 years.
C) fluctuations in business activity that average 40 months in duration.
D) fluctuations in business activity that occur around Christmas,Easter,and other major holidays.
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A) Expansion.
B) Recession.
C) Peak.
D) Trough.
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A) women greatly exceeds that of men.
B) whites is roughly equal to that of African Americans.
C) managerial and professional workers exceeds that of construction and extraction workers.
D) teenagers is much higher than that of adults.
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A) white teenagers.
B) African-American teenagers.
C) married women.
D) unmarried women.
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A) both the level and the distribution of income.
B) neither the level nor the distribution of income.
C) the distribution,but not the level,of income.
D) the level,but not the distribution,of income.
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A) structurally unemployed.
B) frictionally unemployed.
C) not in the labor force.
D) employed.
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A) the official unemployment rate will fall.
B) the official unemployment rate will rise.
C) the official unemployment rate will remain unchanged.
D) the size of the labor force will increase.
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A) determine whether the inflation is demand-pull or cost-push.
B) calculate the accompanying rate of unemployment.
C) determine when the value of a real asset will approach zero.
D) calculate the number of years required for the price level to double.
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A) Consumers would stop buying goods at higher prices,reducing demand,output,and employment.
B) Firms will pocket the profits resulting from higher prices and have no incentive to expand output and employment.
C) Wages and other costs would rise with the inflation,keeping firms from expanding employment.
D) Consumer spending would shift to cheaper imported goods,reducing domestic demand and employment.
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A) 4.1 years.
B) 5.8 years.
C) 10.2 years.
D) 12.4 years.
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