Exam 6: Measuring Inflation and Unemployment
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Suppose in 2010 the cost of purchasing a basket of goods was $100. That same basket cost $150 in 2011. If 2010 is the base year, the consumer price index for 2011 is
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How many hours does a person have to work for pay to be counted as employed?
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_____ unemployment is caused by changes in consumer demands or technology.
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If the cost of a typical market basket is 400 in 2018, 450 in 2019, and 550 in 2020, then during this period the economy is undergoing
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Which of these is a NOT a problem in measuring consumer prices?
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The nonaccelerating inflation rate of unemployment is a measure of the natural rate of inflation.
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Hannah is not at work because she broke her leg, but she will return once it heals. She is
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A consumer price index of 115 means that prices rose by 15% from the base year.
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Inflation has significant long-run effects on the economy because
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An economy has a population of 226,500 people, of whom 12,500 are unemployed and actively seeking work, and 35,000 have given up looking for a job. Also, 28,000 people work part-time, and 151,000 people work full-time. This economy's unemployment rate is
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The formula for converting the current dollar value to the constant dollar value is
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Prices from about _____ goods and services are collected each month by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to be used in calculating the consumer price index.
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In the United States, people are not counted as employed if they have a job but are on maternity or paternity leave.
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Unemployed workers who voluntarily quit their jobs to search for a better position are categorized as _____ unemployed.
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Cyclical unemployment can be mitigated by keeping the economy on a steady, low-inflationary, solid growth path.
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(Table) According to the table, what is the unemployment rate of this economy? 

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Unemployment caused by changes in consumer demographics and automation technology is known as _____ unemployment.
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People must be actively engaged in a job search to be considered unemployed.
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