Chapter 8: Q 23 (page 214)
What forces create the natural rate of
unemployment for an economy?
Short Answer
the long term trends of unemployment are determined by Natural rate of unemployment which reflect structural and frictional unemployment.
Chapter 8: Q 23 (page 214)
What forces create the natural rate of
unemployment for an economy?
the long term trends of unemployment are determined by Natural rate of unemployment which reflect structural and frictional unemployment.
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What term describes the remaining level of
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Beginning in the 1970s and continuing for three decades, women entered the U.S. labor force in a big way. If we assume that wages are sticky in a downward direction, but that around 1970 the demand for labor equaled the supply of labor at the current wage rate, what do you imagine happened to the wage rate, employment, and unemployment as a result of increased labor force participation?
Are U.S. unemployment rates typically higher, lower, or about the same as unemployment rates in other high-income countries?
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