Exam 6: Measuring Inflation and Unemployment
Exam 1: Exploring Economics278 Questions
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Johnny is 17 and works in his father's bubble gum store 10 hours a week after school. His father pays him no money but buys video games for him. However, Johnny earns a spot on the high school football team and no longer works in his father's store. How is Johnny categorized in the unemployment figures?
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Suppose the market basket of goods costs $10,000 in 2009, the base period, and that same basket of goods now costs $11,200. What has been the percentage change in the cost of goods between the base period and the current period?
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Wages set high to discourage employee turnover are called _____ wages.
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Suppose the unemployment rate is 10% and an economist breaks the unemployment rate into the following components: frictional (3%) and structural (3%). Based on these estimates, the cyclical inflation rate is:
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There are 15 million people living in Marketstan, of whom 9 million are working and 1 million are actively looking for work. What is the size of Marketstan's labor force?
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(Table) According to the table, if 50 discouraged workers suddenly decide to start actively seeking employment again, what will be the unemployment rate of this economy? Population 500 Number employed 300 Number unemployed 50
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The GDP deflator is the narrowest of our measures of inflation.
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During a deflationary period, prices will increase at a decreasing rate.
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Which of the following statements represents a problem with accurately measuring the price of health care?
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Inflation hurts individuals with fixed interest rate mortgages.
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The GDP deflator is an index that includes prices of all of the following EXCEPT:
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Workers who want to work but have been frustrated by the inability to find work and have stopped searching are known as:
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The payroll survey has a larger sample than the household survey and so is considered a more accurate measure of employment.
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The producer price index measures the average changes in the prices received by domestic producers for their output.
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Use of the GDP deflator allows economists to estimate the real rate of growth of the economy.
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