To convert the nominal interest rate to the real interest rate, we
A) divide the nominal interest rate by the inflation rate.
B) multiply the nominal interest rate by the inflation rate.
C) subtract the inflation rate from the nominal interest rate.
D) add the inflation rate to the nominal interest rate.
E) subtract the nominal interest rate from the inflation rate and then multiply by 100.
C
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Three macroeconomic factors that affect the demand for money are:
A. capital, labor, and technology. B. the nominal interest rate, capital, and labor. C. globalization, skill-biased technological change, and labor mobility. D. the nominal interest rate, real income, and the price level.
Keynes was especially concerned with explaining the
A) recession of 1920-21. B) low levels of output and employment during the Great Depression. C) strong economic growth of the 1920s. D) high unemployment in Great Britain during the 1920s.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics classifies people who would like to work but have given up looking for a job as
a. unemployed. If they were classified as out of the labor force, the reported unemployment rate would be larger. b. unemployed. If they were classified as out of the labor force, the reported unemployment rate would be smaller. c. out of the labor force. If they were classified as unemployed, the reported unemployment rate would be larger. d. out of the labor force. If they were classified as unemployed, the reported unemployment rate would be smaller.
An increase in the price of steel will result in
A. a decrease in the prices of automobiles. B. an increase in the cost of labor to produce automobiles. C. an increase in the equilibrium quantity of automobiles. D. a decrease in the supply of automobiles.