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A) shifts in the job skills required in the economy.
B) seasonal layoffs.
C) declines in real GDP.
D) cyclical changes in the job skills among workers.
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A) the number of people (including students) aged 15 and over who are unemployed.
B) the number of people (including students) aged 15 and over who are either employed or unemployed.
C) the number of people (including students) aged 15 and over who are either employed or unemployed, excluding people in hospitals.
D) the number of people (excluding students) aged 15 and over who are either employed or unemployed, excluding members of the armed forces and certain categories of people.
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A) cyclical.
B) structural.
C) permanent.
D) frictional.
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A) a variable interest rate.
B) overexploited workers.
C) underemployed workers.
D) disinterested workers.
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A) Real income.
B) Nominal income.
C) Increase in income.
D) Stable income.
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A) changes in the prices of imported goods and services.
B) changes in the prices of exported goods and services.
C) changes in the production of imported goods and services.
D) changes in the production of exported goods and services.
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A) all goods and services in the economy compared to the prices of those goods and services in a base year.
B) consumer goods and services that a household purchases to the prices of those goods and services purchased in a base year.
C) producer goods and services that are made for consumers to the prices of those goods and services in a base year.
D) goods and services that are purchased by producers to the prices of those goods and services in a base year.
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A) a textile worker who quits one job and waits for the new job to begin.
B) the worker of the factory that has closed and he lacks the skills to obtain a new job.
C) a computer programmer who becomes rich and leaves the labour force.
D) a construction worker who was temporarily laid off due to the end of the construction contract.
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A) people get agitated over the level of unemployment.
B) people become easier to employ because of a variety of skilled labour available.
C) the full-employment rate of unemployment increases as the actual unemployment rate increases.
D) unemployment falls quickly after a recession.
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A) the price of living index.
B) the cost of surviving index.
C) the cost of living index.
D) the price of underemployment.
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A) of a decrease in the participation rate of women in the workforce.
B) of hypocrites.
C) the long-term unemployed gain valuable skills while they are out of work.
D) unemployment benefits are high enough to create incentives not to work.
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A) how higher quality products increase the wellbeing of consumers.
B) how the cost of living changed from one period to another.
C) the changes in prices of all consumer goods and services.
D) how changing prices affect the export of goods and services.
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A) 5 per cent.
B) 10 per cent.
C) 20 per cent.
D) 25 per cent.
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A) frictionally unemployed.
B) structurally unemployed.
C) cyclically unemployed.
D) unemployable.
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A) minimum wage laws.
B) labour cost increases.
C) excess total spending.
D) tax increases.
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A) The United States.
B) Japan.
C) Australia.
D) France.
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A) The four phases of the business cycle, in order, are: peak, recovery, trough, recession.
B) When unemployment is rising then real GDP is rising.
C) The economic problem typically associated with a recovery is rising unemployment.
D) Full employment exists in an economy when the unemployment rate equals the sum of frictional, seasonal and structural unemployment rates.
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