A) farmers.
B) an elderly couple recently retired to Yuma, Arizona.
C) Apple Computer.
D) a typical consumer of the market basket used to calculate the index.
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A) a borrower whose loan has a fixed nominal interest rate
B) a borrower with an adjustable rate mortgage
C) a bank that has made loans at a fixed nominal interest rate
D) a firm whose workers are covered by a COLA agreement
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A) continuous decreases in the unemployment rate since World War II.
B) periods of both increases and decreases in the unemployment rate since World War II.
C) continuous increases in the unemployment rate since World War II.
D) no changes in the unemployment rate since World War II.
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A) reports only seasonal unemployment.
B) removes the seasonal variation from the unemployment rate.
C) is impossible to compute since no one knows what the seasonal component equals.
D) is another name for structural unemployment.
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A) retired and not working
B) working less than a full work week
C) not working but looking for a job
D) not working at a gainful pursuit, either in or out of the home
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A) everyone knows perfectly the true rate of inflation.
B) the actual inflation rate differs from the anticipated inflation rate.
C) the inflation rate is zero.
D) there is no change in the purchasing power of money.
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A) unemployed workers divided by the number of employed workers.
B) people in the civilian labor force divided by the number of unemployed.
C) unemployed divided by the number of people in the civilian labor force.
D) employed workers divided by the number of unemployed workers.
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A) 1.5.
B) 70.588.
C) 141.667.
D) 107.143.
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A) a new entrant into the labor force.
B) an individual who voluntarily leaves the labor force.
C) a person who is fired from a job.
D) the current unemployment rate.
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A) the idea that price changes are measured daily.
B) their dependence on average rather than individual prices.
C) the requirement that ALL prices must be moving in the same direction.
D) each household's willingness to report what they pay for goods and services each month.
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A) a job leaver.
B) a job loser.
C) a job reentrant.
D) part of the PPI.
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A) lenders.
B) borrowers.
C) workers.
D) businesses.
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A) creditors
B) debtors
C) persons living on a fixed income
D) retired individuals
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A) All recessions are due to external shocks.
B) Ultimately, no recession has been due to an external shock.
C) There have been recessions that cannot be explained by external shocks.
D) All recessions and all expansions are due to external shocks.
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A) incomes rise and employment decreases.
B) incomes fall and unemployment increases.
C) incomes fall and unemployment falls.
D) incomes rise and unemployment increases.
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A) structurally unemployed.
B) seasonally unemployed.
C) cyclically unemployed.
D) frictionally unemployed.
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A) inflationary pressures.
B) economic growth.
C) the GDP deflator.
D) business cycles.
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A) ten
B) twenty
C) twenty-five
D) thirty
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A) be less than 100.
B) be greater than 100.
C) not be influenced since quantities have remained unchanged.
D) not be determined since enough information is given.
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A) means a 100% employment rate.
B) means 0% unemployment for 6 months.
C) means about a 95% employment rate.
D) means that the cyclical unemployment rate is about 5%.
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