Chapter 21: Q 19. (page 524)
When would you expect cyclical unemployment to
be rising? Falling?
Short Answer
There are situations when cyclical unemployment will fall and rise. As cyclical unemployment relates to the business cycle of an economy.
Chapter 21: Q 19. (page 524)
When would you expect cyclical unemployment to
be rising? Falling?
There are situations when cyclical unemployment will fall and rise. As cyclical unemployment relates to the business cycle of an economy.
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Is it desirable to eliminate natural unemployment? Why or why not?
What type of unemployment (cyclical, frictional, or structural) applies to each of the following:
(a) landscapers laid off in response to a drop in new housing construction during a recession.
(b) coal miners laid off due to EPA regulations that shut down coal-fired power
(c) a financial analyst who quits his/her job in Chicago and is pursuing similar work in Arizona
(d) printers were laid off due to a drop in demand for printed catalogs and flyers as firms go the internet to promote and advertise their products.
(e) factory workers in the U.S. were laid off as the plants shut down and move to Mexico and Ireland.
Under what condition would a decrease in
unemployment be bad for the economy?
Do you think it is rational for workers to prefer sticky wages to wage cuts when the consequence of sticky wages is unemployment for some workers? Why or why not? How do the reasons for sticky wages explained in this section apply to your argument?
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