A) QS - QD.
B) QE - QD.
C) QS - QE.
D) zero.
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A) a government-mandated floor on the price of labor set above the equilibrium wage.
B) collective bargaining efforts that secure higher wages for unionized workers than for nonunionized workers.
C) offering high wages to attract high-quality workers.
D) granting Social Security benefits to laid-off workers.
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A) the economy expands.
B) discouraged workers become active job seekers.
C) underemployed workers become unemployed.
D) the economy contracts.
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A) a binding minimum wage.
B) the recent proliferation of temporary employment agencies.
C) a slowdown in productivity growth.
D) government policies such as those that produced Eurosclerosis.
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A) are getting paid too little.
B) do not like their job.
C) are working part-time but are looking for a full-time job.
D) have given up looking for a job.
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A) 20%.
B) 25%.
C) 45%.
D) 15.6%.
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A) 0%
B) 2.9%
C) 4.5%
D) 6.4%
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A) 335 million.
B) 200 million.
C) 155 million.
D) 150 million.
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A) $7.25.
B) $8.00.
C) $6.85.
D) $7.30.
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A) number of people employed.
B) population.
C) number of people in the population of working age.
D) number of people who are employed or unemployed.
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A) unemployed; employed
B) unemployed; population
C) employed; labor force
D) unemployed; labor force
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A) falling; rising
B) falling; falling
C) rising; unchanged
D) rising; rising
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A) reduces the value of money.
B) increases the value of future obligations.
C) increases certainty about the future.
D) helps lenders.
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A) Both frictional and structural unemployment can occur even if unemployment is at its natural level.
B) Cyclical unemployment is unemployment in excess of the natural rate.
C) A new college graduate looking for that first professional job may be frictionally unemployed.
D) Efficiency wages may cause frictional unemployment.
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A) percent of the labor force that is unemployed.
B) number of people unemployed.
C) the labor force minus the number of people unemployed.
D) average length of time someone is unemployed.
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A) can be secured only with the help of a labor union.
B) is one that causes greater frictional unemployment.
C) is offered by an employer to encourage workers to work harder.
D) results in a less productive work force.
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True/False
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A) more people seeking work than there are jobs.
B) more jobs than workers.
C) wages that are too low.
D) people just entering the labor force.
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