Exam 3: Productivity, output, and Employment
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Full-employment output is the level of output that firms in the economy supply when
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Your boss wants to know if you should lay off any workers.You answer that you should lay off workers if the
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If Jeff's wage rate rises,he decides to work more hours.From this,we can infer that
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In each of the following scenarios,state whether the labor supply curve would shift to the left,to the right,not shift at all,or if the shift is ambiguous because there is more than one effect and they would move the curve in opposite directions.
(a)The stock market rises sharply.
(b)Fewer teenagers work while in school than before.
(c)A large fraction of the population flees the country because of a bird flu epidemic.
(d)The expected future wage declines and the stock market crashes.
(e)The current real wage rate rises.
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Suppose the economy's production function is Y = AK0.3N0.7.Suppose K = 200,N = 2000,and A = 1.
Calculate the marginal products of labor and capital.
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The ________ is the number of unemployed divided by the labor force and the ________ is the labor force divided by the adult population.
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State the growth rate form of Okun's Law and define the variables in the equation.
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The ________ is the number of unemployed divided by the labor force and the ________ is the number of employed divided by the adult population.
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Suppose the economy's production function is Y = AK0.3N0.7.If K = 2000,N = 100,and A = 1,then Y = 246.If K and N both rise by 20%,and A is unchanged,by how much does Y increase?
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The fact that the production function relating output to labor becomes flatter as we move from left to right means that
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Suppose the natural rate of unemployment is 5%,with full-employment output of $7000 billion.Use Okun's Law to calculate the level of national output if the unemployment rate is 7%.
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Suppose oil prices fall temporarily,as oil becomes more plentiful.What impact is this likely to have on the production function,the marginal products of labor and capital,labor demand,employment,and the real wage?
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The equilibrium level of employment,achieved after the complete adjustment of wages and prices,is known as the
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Suppose the Okun's law coefficient is 2,the full-employment level of output is $5000 billion,and the natural rate of unemployment is 6%.
(a)What is the current level of output if the current unemployment rate is 8%?
(b)Suppose the unemployment rate falls to 5%; what is the current level of output?
(c)Suppose structural changes in the economy raise the natural rate of unemployment to 7%,and lower the full-employment level of output to $4800 billion.If the current unemployment rate is 8%,what is the current level of output?
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One reason that firms hire labor at the point where w = MPN is
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