A) the unemployment rate to decrease.
B) the labor force participation rate to decrease.
C) the number of discouraged workers to increase.
D) no change in the unemployment rate.
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A) employed.
B) unemployed.
C) employed plus unemployed.
D) in the working-age population.
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A) borrowers pay a higher real interest rate than they expected.
B) lenders receive a lower real interest rate than they expected.
C) lenders gain and borrowers gain.
D) neither borrowers nor lenders lose.
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A) It decreases the amount of personal income of the unemployed.
B) It contributes to the severity of a recession or economic downturn.
C) It increases the amount of time spent searching for a job.
D) It lowers the overall unemployment rate.
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A) firms pay wages that are below the market wage, causing the quantity of labor demanded to be greater than the quantity of labor supplied.
B) firms pay wages that are below the market wage, causing the quantity of labor demanded to be less than the quantity of labor supplied.
C) firms pay wages that are above the market wage, causing the quantity of labor demanded to be greater than the quantity of labor supplied.
D) firms pay wages that are above the market wage, causing the quantity of labor demanded to be less than the quantity of labor supplied.
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A) $9
B) $9.52
C) $10
D) $12.63
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A) employed
B) unemployed
C) a discouraged worker
D) out of the labor force
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A) the quantity of labor supplied will be below the quantity of labor demanded.
B) unemployment will rise.
C) highly-skilled workers will have a harder time finding jobs.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) structurally unemployed.
B) frictionally unemployed.
C) seasonally unemployed.
D) cyclically unemployed.
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A) a retired railroad engineer who receives a fixed income payment every month
B) a union contractor whose pay is adjusted based on changes in the CPI
C) a full-time employee at a pizza parlor who makes more than the minimum wage
D) a student who borrows $10,000 at a nominal interest rate of 5% to finance educational expenses
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A) zero.
B) the natural rate of unemployment.
C) the amount of cyclical unemployment.
D) the sum of frictional and cyclical unemployment.
E) the sum of structural and cyclical unemployment.
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A) employed workers and discouraged workers.
B) employed workers and unemployed workers.
C) employed workers and individuals not looking for work.
D) employed workers and the working age population.
E) unemployed workers and the working age population.
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A) new product bias
B) increase in quality bias
C) substitution bias
D) outlet bias
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A) the unemployment rate rose.
B) the labor force participation rate fell.
C) the unemployment rate fell.
D) the labor force participation rate rose.
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