Exam 6: Measuring Inflation and Unemployment
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Jill has an escalator clause in her labor contract that gives her a raise equal to the change in the consumer price index (CPI). Last year she earned $40,000 and the CPI was 100. If the CPI this year is 110, her new salary is
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The mortgage crisis caused a lot of consumers to stop spending money. The decrease in spending led to a decrease in production. Which type of unemployment resulted?
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The nonaccelerating inflation rate of unemployment is the unemployment rate associated with ____ inflation and _____ unemployment.
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If the current year's consumer price index is 214 and last year's consumer price index was 209, then the rate of inflation is
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If the cost of a typical market basket in 2019 is 400 and the cost of a typical market basket in 2020 is 390, then during this period the economy is undergoing
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Which of these would be included in the consumer price index?
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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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Which statement does NOT describe a problem in measuring the consumer price index (CPI)?
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(Table) According to the table, real GDP for 2014 is approximately 

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Nominal GDP in 2006 was $13,458.2 billion. In 2006, the GDP deflator was 116.9. What was the real GDP for 2006 if the GDP deflator uses 2000 as the base year?
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The unemployment rate is defined as the number _____ divided by the _____.
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The formula for converting a nominal value to real value is: Real = Nominal × (Base Year Index / Current Year Index).
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People often resort to bartering for goods and services during periods of hyperinflation because money is virtually worthless.
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Zach has been laid off from his job as an aircraft worker. He has been actively looking for a job but has had no luck for the past six weeks. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Zach is
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When a high-quality counterfeit bill is circulated, the government ultimately loses.
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During a deflationary period, prices will increase at a decreasing rate.
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Measuring changes in a fixed basket of goods to assess changes in price is a _____ method.
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