A) A disabled laborer who is living off accumulated savings.
B) An owner of a small business.
C) A secretary.
D) A pensioned steelworker.
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A) the real income from the nominal income.
B) last year's price index from this year's price index.
C) this year's price index from last year's price index and dividing the difference by this year's price index.
D) last year's price index from this year's price index and dividing the difference by last year's price index.
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A) not officially a member of the labor force.
B) a part of structural unemployment.
C) a part of cyclical unemployment.
D) a part of frictional unemployment.
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A) price level approximates percentage change in real income minus percentage change in nominal income.
B) real income approximates percentage change in nominal income minus percentage change in price level.
C) nominal income approximates percentage change in price level minus percentage change in real income.
D) real income approximates percentage change in price level minus percentage change in nominal income.
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A) direct.
B) inverse.
C) undefined.
D) direct during recession but inverse during expansion.
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A) creditors gain because their loans are repaid with dollars of higher value.
B) people tend to hold goods rather than money.
C) income is redistributed away from borrowers.
D) the real value of the national currency rises.
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A) $12 billion.
B) $15 billion.
C) $18 billion.
D) $24 billion.
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A) 5.5 percent.
B) 4.7 percent.
C) 3.5 percent.
D) 2.8 percent.
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A) 2.5 percent.
B) 3.2 percent.
C) 5.0 percent.
D) 6.9 percent.
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A) military goods and capital goods.
B) services and nondurable consumer goods.
C) clothing and education.
D) capital goods and durable consumer goods.
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A) significantly higher.
B) significantly lower.
C) significantly higher than those in Europe and significantly lower than those in Japan.
D) neither significantly higher nor significantly lower.
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A) a decline in per unit production costs.
B) a decrease in wage rates.
C) a negative supply shock.
D) an increase in resource availability.
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A) $360 billion.
B) $660 billion.
C) $320 billion.
D) $20 billion.
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A) $510 billion.
B) $490 billion.
C) $10 billion.
D) $990 billion.
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A) Nominal income rises by 8 percent and the price level rises by 10 percent.
B) Nominal income rises by 2 percent and the price level remains unchanged.
C) Nominal income falls by 4 percent and the price level falls by 2 percent.
D) Real income will rise in all of these cases.
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A) dividing 70 into the annual rate of inflation.
B) dividing the annual rate of inflation into 70.
C) subtracting the annual change in nominal incomes from 70.
D) multiplying the annual rate of inflation by 70.
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A) the peak.
B) an expansion.
C) a recession.
D) the trough.
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A) recessions.
B) business cycles.
C) output yo-yos.
D) total product oscillations.
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A) potential GDP will fall.
B) the price level will rise.
C) investment spending will fall.
D) the actual unemployment rate will be higher than the natural unemployment rate.
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