A) Your real wage increased.
B) Your nominal wage decreased.
C) Both your nominal and real wages decreased.
D) Although your nominal wage fell,your real wage increased.
E) Although your nominal wage rose,your real wage decreased.
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A) your nominal income declines but your real income increases
B) both your nominal income and your real income increase by 5 percent
C) your nominal income increases but your real income declines
D) both your nominal income and your real income decrease by 5 percent
E) your nominal income increases by 5 percent but your real income is unchanged
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A) frictionally unemployed
B) cyclically unemployed
C) seasonally unemployed
D) structurally unemployed
E) discouraged workers
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A) a person who wants a job as a fashion model but cannot find work in that field
B) someone who quits a part-time job to attend school full-time
C) someone who gives up looking for a job
D) a person who works at a job that underemploys his or her skills
E) a person who works part-time and would rather work full-time
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A) stayed the same over the last 30 years
B) increased significantly since the 1950s
C) been influenced by decreasing real wages since 1960
D) fluctuated substantially both upward and downward since the 1950s
E) increased only very slightly since the 1950s
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A) increase in the number of persons classified as unemployed
B) increase in the number of unemployed relative to the size of the labor force
C) increase in the size of the U.S.population and there is no change in the number of persons classified as employed
D) reduction in the size of the labor force
E) reduction in the size of the labor force while the number of unemployed decreases
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True/False
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A) have previously held a job
B) are actively seeking employment
C) are willing to accept a reasonable offer
D) are between 16 and 65 years of age
E) are willing to accept any offer of employment
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A) the underemployed and the cyclically unemployed
B) the underemployed and the discouraged workers
C) the discouraged workers and the frictionally unemployed
D) the frictionally unemployed and the structurally unemployed
E) the cyclically unemployed and the frictionally unemployed
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A) professionals in general
B) attorneys
C) technical workers in general
D) auto workers
E) Web page designers
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A) supply shock view of inflation
B) demand pull view of inflation
C) cost push view of inflation
D) demand push view of inflation
E) monetary view of inflation
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A) a mismatch of skills
B) being in the wrong geographical location
C) monetary cost and the time it takes to find the best job
D) seasonal decreases in demand for labor
E) prolonged declines in business activity
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A) frictional unemployment
B) seasonal unemployment
C) structural unemployment
D) cyclical unemployment
E) employment
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) worker anticipates inflation and increases savings at the bank
B) worker is protected by a cost-of-living adjustment clause in an employment contract
C) the price level increases but at a decreasing rate
D) worker is protected by fixed annual increases in wages and benefits it an employment contract
E) government increases the level of social security retirement benefits to correct for the effects of unanticipated inflation
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Multiple Choice
A) it increases the wealth of people who hold cash
B) it promotes social cooperation by encouraging self-restraint
C) it reduces the desire to plan and reduces the complexity of planning
D) it redistributes wealth and income
E) it requires buyers to spend less time acquiring information about prices
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Multiple Choice
A) money loses its use as a store of value
B) money becomes an attractive store of wealth
C) people postpone purchases as long as possible
D) people spend less in transactions costs
E) people tend to save more money
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) inefficiencies in the market for labor that prolong the job search
B) being in the wrong geographical location
C) taking the time to find the best job
D) seasonal decreases in demand for labor
E) a recession in the economy
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A) It occurs when the aggregate demand curve shifts rightward.
B) It occurs when the aggregate supply curve shifts rightward.
C) It results in a decrease in the unemployment rate.
D) It results in a movement along the aggregate demand curve.
E) It is caused by the same factors that lead to demand-pull inflation.
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