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iVAT Chapter 17

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Question #1
If structural unemployment was the main cause of unemployment in the economy what would we expect to observe in the economy?
A  Average hourly pay should be declining.
B  Average hours worked per week should be increasing.
C  Average hourly pay should stay the same.
D  Average hours worked per week should be decreasing.
Question #2
Answer the following question based off of the following information: NAIRU or target rate of unemployment= 6%; Civilian unemployment rate= 3%. Given the following information what action would an economist at the Federal Reserve recommend that the Federal Reserve engage in?
A  Raise interest rates.
B  Leave interest rates unchanged.
C  Lower interest rates.
D  Increase fiscal expenditures to spur the economy.
Question #3
Standard economic theory predicts that the following will happen if the civilian unemployment rate drops below the target rate of unemployment:
A  Inflation will accelerate and increase.
B  Inflation will stay at the same level.
C  Inflation will decelerate and decline.
D  Unemployment will become more structural.
Question #4
What type of unemployment exists at the target rate of unemployment?
A  Structural, frictional, and cyclical
B  Frictional
C  Frictional and structural
D  Cyclical
Question #5
Structural unemployment problems are:
A  not highly susceptible to expansionary monetary and fiscal policy
B  are highly susceptible to expansionary monetary and fiscal policy.
C  are highly susceptible to expansionary monetary policy but not expansionary fiscal policy.
D  are highly susceptible to expansionary fiscal policy but not expansionary monetary policy.
E  Are likely to rise with activist government policy.
Question #6
The problem of cyclical unemployment:
A  can only be solved by structural changes.
B  affects retirees.
C  is worsened by activist fiscal policy.
D  can be resolved by expansionary monetary and fiscal policy.
E  is a long term problem.
Question #7
Cyclical unemployment tends to be _______, while structural unemployment tends to be ________.
A  long-term; short term.
B  caused by government; solved by the market.
C  long-term; temporary
D  not a problem; not a problem.
E  temporary: long-term.
Question #8
Given that the trend line is downward sloping, what do we expect to happen to the quarterly change in GDP growth if the quarterly change in the unemployment rate is positive or increasing?
A  We would expect the quarterly change in GDP growth to decline.
B  We would expect the quarterly change in GDP growth to decline, but then increase the next quarter.
C  We would expect the quarterly change in GDP growth to increase.
D  We would expect the quarterly change in GDP growth to stay the same.
Question #9
Answer the following question based on the following information: Trend Growth Rate: 1%; Output Decline (Fall) Due to Recession: (-) 3%. Using Okun’s Rule of Thumb what is the predicted change in unemployment ?
A  +2 percentage points
B  -1 percentage point
C  -5 percentage points
D  -2 percentage points
Question #10
Answer the following question based on the following information: Trend Growth Rate: 4%; Unemployment Rate Increase: (+) 3 percentage points. Using Okun’s Rule of Thumb what is the predicted decline in output from its trend growth rate?
A  -6 percentage points
B  -5 percentage points
C  -2 percentage points
D  -3 percentage points
Question #11
If productivity growth declines what should happen to the secular growth trend?
A  The secular growth trend should stay the same.
B  The labor force should increase, which is going to cause the secular growth trend to increase.
C  The secular growth trend should increase.
D  The secular growth trend should decrease.
Question #12
During a period where the labor market is unhealthy we would expect the employment-population ratio to:
A  Decrease initially, but then increase
B  Increase initially, but then decrease
C  Increase
D  Decrease
Question #13
The employment-population ratio measures:
A  discouraged workers
B  unemployment
C  men in the labor force
D  women in the workforce
E  The number of people who are working as a percentage of the population.
Question #14
During a period where the labor market is healthy we would expect the labor force participation rate to:
A  Increase
B  Increase initially, but then decrease
C  Decrease
D  Stay the same
Question #15
Why is the Keynesian preferred measurement of unemployment above or below the official civilian unemployment rate?
A  It is below because it includes people that have dropped out of the labor force, and those who are working part-time, but prefer full-time work.
B  It is above because it excludes discouraged workers.
C  It is below because it includes workers that are working part-time, but prefer a full-time job.
D  It is above because it includes people that have dropped out of the labor force, and those who are working part-time, but prefer full-time work.
Question #16
Is the Keynesian preferred measurement of unemployment above or below the official civilian unemployment rate?
A  It is below the official civilian unemployment rate.
B  It is equal to the official civilian unemployment rate.
C  It is above the official civilian unemployment rate.
Question #17
Suppose we have the following initial data concerning unemployment in the economy: Labor Force: 200 million; Number of people unemployed: 10 million. Now suppose that subsequently 5 million people that were previously out of the labor force, re-enter the labor force and start looking for jobs, because the labor market is improving. What is the unemployment rate after 5 million people re-enter the labor force?
A  15%
B  7.30%
C  5.30%
D  10%
Question #18
Suppose we have the following initial data concerning unemployment in the economy: Labor Force: 200 million; Number of people unemployed: 10 million. Now suppose that subsequently 5 million people drop out of the labor force because they are discouraged and cannot find a job. What is the unemployment rate after 5 million people drop out of the labor force?
A  5.96%
B  4.10%
C  6%
D  2.56%
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