The type of unemployment created by the normal rate of reentry and entry into the labor force is
A) frictional unemployment.
B) structural unemployment.
C) cyclical unemployment.
D) seasonal unemployment.
A
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If a firm is willing to supply the 1,000th unit of a good at a price of $23 or more, we know that $23 is the
A) highest price the seller hopes to realize for this output. B) minimum price the seller must receive to produce this unit. C) average price of all the prices the seller could charge. D) price that sets the marginal benefit equal to the price. E) only price for which the seller is willing to sell this unit of the good.
"Given the long run implication of Solow's growth model with respect to the rate of savings, the low savings rate in the United States is not a problem." This statement overlooks that over time it appears that
A) total factor productivity and the growth rate of capital per person are positively related. B) total factor productivity and the growth rate of capital per person are inversely related. C) total factor productivity and the difference between the growth rates of capital per capita and population are not related a and k - n are not related. D) savings rates and per capita growth rates are inversely related.
Refer to Figure 13.1. All else equal, if the economy is in a recession, expansionary fiscal policy would result in a movement from
A) point A to point B. B) point B to point A. C) point B to point C. D) point C to point B.
Refer to Scenario 5.1. The probabilities discussed in the information above are
A) objective because they are single numbers rather than ranges. B) objective because they have been explicitly articulated by the individuals involved. C) objective because the event hasn't happened yet. D) subjective because the event hasn't happened yet. E) subjective because they are estimates made by individuals based upon personal judgment or experience.