A) the rate of inflation is positive but decreasing.
B) the rate of inflation is positive and increasing.
C) the rate of inflation is negative.
D) the real interest rate is negative.
E) the rate of inflation is positive and constant.
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A) employed
B) unemployed
C) a discouraged worker
D) out of the labour force
E) disabled
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A) have no effect on the official unemployment rate.
B) cause the official unemployment rate to fall as more people find jobs outside the formal economy.
C) cause the labour force participation rate to rise.
D) cause the labour force participation rate to fall.
E) raise the employment population ratio as reported by Statistics Canada.
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A) The cost of living has increased by 6%.
B) The cost of living has increased by 2.9%.
C) The cost of living has increased by 12.7%.
D) The cost of living has decreased by 6%.
E) The cost of living has decreased by 5.1%.
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A) the cost of additional education is always higher during recession.
B) high unemployment rates do not usually last for very long.
C) looking for work is your only option.
D) the wages of university graduates do not fall during recession.
E) recessions typically last longer than it takes to complete a second university degree.
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A) structurally unemployed.
B) frictionally unemployed.
C) seasonally unemployed.
D) cyclically unemployed.
E) not in the labour force.
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A) some cyclical unemployment always exists.
B) some people do not want a job.
C) there are not enough jobs for everyone who wants one.
D) people do not find jobs instantaneously.
E) not everyone is entitled to work in Canada.
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A) firms pay wages that are below the market wage,causing the quantity of labour demanded to be greater than the quantity of labour supplied.
B) firms pay wages that are below the market wage,causing the quantity of labour demanded to be less than the quantity of labour supplied.
C) firms pay wages that are above the market wage,causing the quantity of labour demanded to be greater than the quantity of labour supplied.
D) firms pay wages that are above the market wage,causing the quantity of labour demanded to be less than the quantity of labour supplied.
E) firms pay wages that are above the market wage,causing the quantity of labour demanded to increase in all industries.
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A) cyclical
B) structural
C) frictional
D) seasonal
E) Sarah is not experiencing unemployment of any kind because she is not currently part of the labour force.
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A) Yes,the recession will ensure that I will never find a job as a programmer.
B) Yes,the recession will lower income in my field permanently.
C) No,the recession will most likely be short-lived and I can get a job after it is over.
D) No,the recession will have no impact on my ability to get a job or my future income.
E) Yes,the recession will likely reduce the demand for computer science majors permanently.
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A) structurally unemployed.
B) seasonally unemployed.
C) frictionally unemployed.
D) cyclically unemployed.
E) naturally unemployed.
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A) It decreases the amount of personal income of the unemployed.
B) It contributes to the severity of a recession or economic downturn.
C) It increases the amount of time spent searching for a job.
D) It lowers the overall unemployment rate.
E) It reduces structural unemployment.
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A) frictional unemployment.
B) structural unemployment.
C) cyclical unemployment.
D) seasonal unemployment.
E) unnatural unemployment.
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A) inflation
B) discouraged workers
C) people employed in the underground economy
D) unemployed persons falsely report themselves to be actively looking for a job
E) a shrinking working age population
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A) cost of a market basket of goods and services typically consumed in the base year.
B) cost of a market basket of goods and services typically consumed in the current period.
C) average of the prices of the goods and services purchased by a typical urban family of four.
D) average of the prices of new final goods and services produced in the economy over a period of time.
E) average price of consumer data purchased from Facebook.
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