Exam 13: The Labor Market in the Macroeconomy
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Suppose that air traffic controllers, whose wages have been locked into place by a two-year contract, are laid off during a recession. This example is consistent with the
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Refer to the information provided in Figure 13.4 below to answer the questions that follow.
Figure 13.4
-Refer to Figure 13.4. Suppose there is an increase in the fertility rate and this causes some men and women to place a higher value on their time spent in non-market activities. This will cause

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According to the classical theory, a contractionary monetary policy ________ the price level and ________ output in the long run.
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Which of the following arguments is not offered to explain the existence of "sticky" wages?
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Lisa is currently not employed. She places a value of $12 an hour on her time in nonmarket activities. If Lisa is offered a job paying $17 an hour,
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Refer to the information provided in Figure 13.1 below to answer the questions that follow.
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-Refer to Figure 13.1. The equilibrium wage rate is $________ and the equilibrium number of people employed is ________ million people.

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Refer to the information provided in Figure 13.7 below to answer the questions that follow.
Figure 13.7
-Refer to Figure 13.7. Suppose the economy is at Point B. What can possibly move the economy to Point E?

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Refer to the information provided in Figure 13.8 below to answer the questions that follow.
Figure 13.8
-Refer to Figure 13.8. Expected inflation at Point A ________ expected inflation at Point C.

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If, as a result of imperfect information, firms set their wage rates ________ the market clearing wage rate, there will be a surplus of workers.
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The ________ explanation for the existence of downwardly sticky wages emphasizes the contention that workers in one industry may be unwilling to accept a wage cut, unless they know that workers in other firms and industries are receiving similar cuts.
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Structural unemployment arises when the economy changes making some jobs obsolete.
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If firms start offering fewer employment benefits, such as less vacation time and a less desirable medical plan, we would expect the labor ________ curve to shift to the ________.
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The economy experiences both ________ and ________ when aggregate supply decreases and aggregate demand remains unchanged.
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Frito Lay experienced a 20% drop in its sales. Even though the demand for its product decreased, Frito Lay did not cut the wages of its nonunionized workers. This is an example of
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At the natural rate of unemployment, the economy can be considered to be at full employment.
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The natural rate of unemployment is unemployment that occurs as a normal part of the functioning of the economy.
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-Refer to Figure 13.5. Which panel shows the typical relationship between the price level and the unemployment rate?

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Figure 13.4
-Refer to Figure 13.4. If the demand for labor ________ and wages are sticky on the downward side, there will be unemployment of 150 million.

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