A) frictional unemployment
B) the wage to rise above the equilibrium level
C) conflict between insiders who benefit from high union wages and outsiders who do not get the union jobs
D) reduced wages in industries without unions
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A) those who worked in their own business
B) those who worked as unpaid workers in a family member's business
C) those waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off
D) those who were temporarily absent from work because of vacation.
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A) the Treasury.
B) Commerce.
C) Labor.
D) the Interior.
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A) increase frictional unemployment by keeping wages above equilibrium.
B) decrease frictional unemployment by keeping wages at equilibrium.
C) increase structural unemployment by keeping wages above equilibrium.
D) decrease structural unemployment by keeping wages at equilibrium.
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A) Unemployment insurance raises structural unemployment because it reduces the job search efforts of the unemployed.
B) Most economists are skeptical of the value of unemployment insurance primarily because they believe that it results in a poorer match between workers and jobs.
C) Studies show that when the unemployed become ineligible for benefits, the probability of their finding a job rises markedly.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) cyclical unemployment.
B) frictional unemployment.
C) seasonal unemployment.
D) structural unemployment.
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A) raise the wages of unionized workers and raise unemployment.
B) raise the wages of unionized workers and reduce unemployment.
C) reduce the wages of unionized workers and raise unemployment.
D) reduce the wages of unionized workers and reduce unemployment.
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A) the profits of her firm might increase.
B) the higher wages will induce her workers to shirk.
C) the turnover of her workers may increase.
D) she will face a shortage of labor.
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A) relatively short spells of unemployment, as is structural unemployment.
B) relatively long spells of unemployment, as is structural unemployment.
C) relatively short spells of unemployment, while structural unemployment is thought to explain relatively long spells of unemployment.
D) relatively long spells of unemployment, while structural unemployment is thought to explain relatively short spells of unemployment.
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A) is able to participate in the labor market.
B) has ever been employed.
C) has chosen to participate in the labor market.
D) has chosen not to participate in the labor market.
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A) 4.7 percent
B) 6.2 percent
C) 7.0 percent
D) 10.9 percent
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A) Calvin, who is on temporary layoff
B) Michael, who has retired and is not looking for work
C) Lauren, who does not have a job, but has applied for several in the last week
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) white males
B) white females
C) black males
D) black females
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