A) increased the natural rate of unemployment.
B) decreased the natural rate of unemployment.
C) had no effect on the natural rate of unemployment.
D) could have increased or decreased the natural rate of unemployment.
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A) 1%
B) 2%
C) 3%
D) 4%
E) 5%
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A) the full list of a firm's costs of production
B) the costs to a firm of changing prices
C) the cost to a household of borrowing money when there is deflation
D) the opportunity cost of dining in a restaurant instead of at home
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A) increases the amount of time the unemployed spend searching for a job.
B) decreases the level of frictional unemployment.
C) pays the unemployed a benefit equal to twice the average wage.
D) eliminates structural unemployment.
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A) those that borrow money lose.
B) those that lend money lose.
C) those that hold paper money lose.
D) no one in the economy loses.
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A) an increase in the minimum wage
B) a job retraining program
C) implementing an unemployment insurance policy
D) building an online job database that helps workers find jobs
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A) Social Security payments would not adequately compensate retired workers for inflation.
B) Businesses would overcompensate employees for inflation when giving cost of living raises.
C) The inflation rate based on the CPI would underestimate the true level of inflation.
D) Judges would award child support payments that would not adequately keep up with the true cost of inflation.
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A) 4%.
B) 5.2%.
C) 60%.
D) 76%.
E) 80%.
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A) everyone who wants a job has a job.
B) frictional unemployment equals zero.
C) the sum of frictional unemployment and structural unemployment equals zero.
D) the unemployment rate consists of only frictional and structural unemployment.
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A) 75.
B) 93.
C) 108.
D) 121.
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A) 0.1 to 0.2
B) 0.2 to 2.0
C) 0.4
D) 0.5 to 1.0
E) 1.0 to 3.0
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A) equal to 0 percent.
B) greater than 7 percent.
C) equal to 7 percent.
D) less than 7 percent.
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A) 1%
B) 5%
C) 6%
D) 9%
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A) unemployment rate
B) discouraged-worker ratio
C) labor force participation rate
D) the ratio of minimum wage to inflation
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A) The labor force participation rate of adult men has risen since 1950.
B) The labor force participation rate of adult women has fallen since 1950.
C) The labor force participation rate of adult men not in school,but too young to retire has risen since 1950.
D) The labor force participation rate of adult women has risen since 1950.
E) The labor force participation rate of all adults has fallen since 1950.
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A) the GDP deflator.
B) the inflation-consumption index.
C) the cost-of-living index.
D) the producer price index.
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