In the United States in 2015, the highest unemployment rate was for ________ and the lowest was for ________.

A. African-American women; white men
B. African American men; white men
C. African American teenagers; white women
D. white teenagers; white men


Answer: C

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A) 1990 through 1999 B) 1973 through 1982 C) 1968 through 1971 D) 1958 through 1962

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Which of the following statements best describes the economist's view of finance and the financial system?

a. The financial system is very important to the functioning of the economy, and the tools of finance are often helpful to us as individuals when we find ourselves making certain decisions. b. The financial system, while interesting, is not very important to the functioning of the economy; however, the tools of finance are often helpful to us as individuals when we find ourselves making certain decisions. c. The financial system is very important to the functioning of the economy; however, the tools of finance are not particularly helpful to us as individuals since we seldom make decisions for which those tools are useful. d. The field of finance is intimately concerned with the financial system and the tools of finance, and financial economists see great importance in them; however, the "mainstream" economist sees little value in studying financial markets or the tools of finance.

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Based on the graph showing an increase in the growth of the money supply, the implication of the economy moving from point A to point C is that policies to alter output or unemployment ______.


a. can eliminate long-term unemployment problems
b. can help the economy sustain high output levels over long periods
c. take a long time to produce any noticeable effects
d. are ineffective over time because the economy returns to natural levels

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If a consumer is at an optimum, consuming X and Y, and the price of Y increases, then to get to a new equilibrium the consumer must

A. purchase more of both X and Y. B. purchase more X. C. purchase less X. D. purchase less of both X and Y.

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