Exam 6: Measuring Inflation and Unemployment
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Suppose that anticipated inflation is 4% for the coming year, with loan contracts set at 7% with the expectation of a 3% return after inflation. If the actual inflation rate at the end of the year is 2%
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In the United States, people are counted as employed if they have a job but are having child-care problems.
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In 2018, the group with the highest unemployment rate in the United States was
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Which statement(s) describe(s) the unemployment rate? I. The unemployment rate includes those people who do not have a job and have ended their job search.
II) The unemployment rate counts as employed those people who may be only working part-time.
III) The unemployment rate is the percentage of the entire U.S. population that does not have a job but is searching for one.
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The Bureau of Labor Standards collects a random sample of different goods and services every month in order to achieve statistical uniformity.
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The principal measure of inflation in the United States is
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From 1999 to 2002, the Japanese inflation rate was, respectively, -0.3%, -0.6%, -0.7%, and -0.7%. During this time, the Japanese economy underwent
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(Table) According to the table, the GDP deflator for 2012 is 

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(Table) The associated table provides a hypothetical bundle of goods and their respective prices for three different years. If 2014 is the base year, the cost of the market basket in 2017 would be 

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Kyle is working part-time as a bartender while he auditions for his dream job as a member of a ballet company. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Kyle is employed.
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If the cost of a typical market basket is 400 in 2018, 410 in 2019, and 415 in 2020, then during this period the economy is undergoing
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The nominal value of wages explains how much a consumer can pay for goods and services.
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_____ is an overall decline in prices throughout the economy.
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Casey is a 16-year-old high school student who has no marketable skills. He has been browsing the want-ads in the local newspaper for months but finally became so discouraged that he quit looking for a job. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Casey is unemployed.
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The consumer price index is a measure of the changes in the cost of production.
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(Table) According to the table, nominal GDP for 2013 is approximately 

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