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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
Recent research suggests that the federal minimum wage law
A  causes unemployment for high wage workers
B  may not cause much, if any, unemployment
C  causes unemployment for teenagers
D  clearly causes significant unemployment
Question #2
Which of the following groups has the highest unemployment rates
A  married men
B  white workers
C  high school dropouts
D  college graduates
Question #3
Which of the following is an example of someone who is underemployed?
A  A person in prison
B  A highly trained technician whose job is dishwashing
C  A non-working person who checks in at a local employment agency once a month
D  A person who works for pay only one hour a week
Question #4
Unemployment insurance:
A  creates incentives that lower the unemployment rate
B  completely cushions the financial impact of unemployment on the unemployed
C  provides a safety net for some but not all of the unemployed
D  partially compensates the country for the loss of output due to unemployment
Question #5
The reduction of structural unemployment in the U.S. economy may require
A  an increase in the minimum wage
B  a decrease in interest rates
C  increased spending on worker retraining
D  a reduction in government spending
Question #6
Which of the following is an example of Frictional unemployment:
A  An Aerospace worker shortly after Clinton takes office
B  A woman quits her job to move out of state
C  A retired bus driver
D  Airline worker who is unemployed after September 11, 2001
Question #7
The use of automated teller machines (ATMs) has caused some bank tellers to lose their jobs. This is an example of
A  frictional unemployment
B  cyclical unemployment
C  structural unemployment
D  seasonal unemployment
Question #8
The unemployment rate is equal to
A  the number of unemployed divided by the number of employed
B  the labor force divided by the population
C  the number of unemployed divided by the labor force
D  the number of unemployed divided by the population
Question #9
People who have given up looking for work are classified as
A  unemployed
B  discouraged workers
C  temporarily unemployed
D  in the labor force
Question #10
Which of the following is an example of cyclical unemployment:
A  A retired bus driver
B  An Aerospace worker shortly after Clinton takes office
C  An airline worker who is unemployed because during a recession people tend to postpone their family vacations.
D  A woman quits her job to move out of state
Question #11
Most economists agree that full-employment:
A  occurs when there is structural and frictional unemployment but no cyclical unemployment
B  is in the range of 7-8% unemployment
C  occurs when there is structural unemployment but no frictional unemployment
D  is when structural unemployment is zero
Question #12
Which of the following is not a result of an increasing unemployment rate
A  a growth in consumer optimism
B  increased crime rates
C  declining aggregate demand
D  a decline in GDP
Question #13
During the past 40 years the labor force participation rate of women has
A  increased dramatically
B  decreased slightly
C  decreased dramatically
D  increased slightly
Question #14
Richard loses his job at the railroad due to a downturn in general business conditions. He is experiencing
A  seasonal unemployment
B  structural unemployment
C  frictional unemployment
D  cyclical unemployment
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