A) The natural rate of unemployment equals the sum of the frictional and structural rates.
B) If the economy is operating at the natural rate of unemployment, cyclical unemployment is equal to zero.
C) The natural rate of unemployment correlates positively with the level of GDP growth in an economy.
D) The actual rate of unemployment varies around the natural rate over time.
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A) jobless workers
B) discouraged workers
C) laid off workers
D) discarded workers
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A) frictional.
B) structural.
C) cyclical.
D) recurrent.
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A) cause more unemployment among hotel workers than restaurant workers.
B) cause more unemployment among restaurant workers than restaurant workers.
C) cause the same amount of unemployment in both markets.
D) have no effect in either market.
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A) remain constant.
B) increase.
C) decrease.
D) behave unpredictably.
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A) lower because of more labor regulations.
B) lower because of fewer labor regulations.
C) higher because of more labor regulations.
D) higher because of fewer labor regulations.
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A) person working for fewer hours than he or she prefers.
B) worker being discouraged by his or her employer when asking for a promotion.
C) person who has given up looking for work but would still like a job if one is available.
D) unemployed person who has temporary part-time employment.
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A) firm.
B) industry.
C) entire economy.
D) firm, industry, and entire economy.
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A) someone who retired 4 months ago
B) someone who is collecting unemployment benefits
C) someone who just celebrated a fifteenth birthday
D) someone who is on active military duty in Afghanistan
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A) the enhancement of worker retraining programs
B) the extension of unemployment benefits
C) the growth of labor unions
D) the existence of employment protection laws
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A) stays at home and is not looking for work.
B) works for a job that pays less than he or she expected.
C) is not willing to work even though he or she is able to.
D) does not have a job but is actively looking for one.
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A) a woman who works only part time
B) a temp worker, who is currently responding to job advertisements from the newspaper
C) a man who was laid off from an auto manufacturing plant in Detroit
D) a husband who stays at home to raise his two children
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A) frictional
B) structural
C) cyclical
D) frictional, structural, and cyclical
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A) frictional unemployment.
B) structural unemployment.
C) cyclical unemployment.
D) seasonal unemployment.
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A) lower the incentive to search for a job and raise structural unemployment.
B) lower the incentive to search for a job and lower structural unemployment.
C) raise the incentive to search for a job and raise structural unemployment.
D) raise the incentive to search for a job and lower structural unemployment.
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