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Use this game to study Topic 2.3 of AP Macroeconomics.

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Study Game - Topic 2.3 - Unemployment


Study Game - Topic 2.3 - UnemploymentVersion en ligne Use this game to study Topic 2.3 of AP Macroeconomics. par Zachary Foust 1 Define labor force. a Employed plus unemployed b Employed only c Total population d Working-age population 2 Define unemployed. a Jobless only b Jobless and looking for work c Discouraged workers d Outside of the labor force 3 Define unemployment rate. a (Unemployed/working-age population) x 100 b (Labor force/working-age population) x 100 c (Unemployed/labor force) x 100 d (Unemployed/total population) x 100 4 Define labor force participation rate. a (Unemployed/working-age population) x 100 b (Labor force/working-age population) x 100 c (Unemployed/labor force) x 100 d (Unemployed/total population) x 100 5 Define discouraged workers. a Unemployed b Jobless and looking for work c Workers not using all skills d No longer looking for work 6 Define underemployed workers a Unemployed b Jobless and looking for work c Workers not using all skills d No longer looking for work 7 Define frictional unemployment. a Caused by transitions in life b Caused by automation and outsourcing c Caused by less total spending d Healthy rate of unemployment 8 Define structural unemployment. a Caused by transitions in life b Caused by automation and outsourcing c Caused by less total spending d Healthy rate of unemployment 9 Define cyclical unemployment. a Caused by transitions in life b Caused by automation and outsourcing c Caused by less total spending d Healthy rate of unemployment 10 Define the natural rate of unemployment (NRU). a Caused by transitions in life b Caused by automation and outsourcing c Caused by less total spending d Healthy rate of unemployment 11 Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country. a The unemployment rate is 15%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. b The unemployment rate is 6.25%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. c The unemployment rate is 20%, and the labor force participation rate is 75%. d The unemployment rate is 8%, and the labor force participation rate is 66.7% 12 Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country. a The unemployment rate is 15%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. b The unemployment rate is 6.25%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. c The unemployment rate is 20%, and the labor force participation rate is 75%. d The unemployment rate is 8%, and the labor force participation rate is 66.7% 13 Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country. a The unemployment rate is 15%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. b The unemployment rate is 6.25%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. c The unemployment rate is 20%, and the labor force participation rate is 75%. d The unemployment rate is 8%, and the labor force participation rate is 66.7% 14 Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country. a The unemployment rate is 15%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. b The unemployment rate is 6.25%, and the labor force participation rate is 80%. c The unemployment rate is 20%, and the labor force participation rate is 75%. d The unemployment rate is 8%, and the labor force participation rate is 66.7% 15 Which of the following is an example of frictional unemployment? a A recent graduate looking for their first job b An autoworkers who was replaced by a machine c A worker who loses their job during a recession d An individual who has decided to become a full-time volunteer 16 Which of the following is an example of structural unemployment? a A recent graduate looking for their first job b An autoworkers who was replaced by a machine c A worker who loses their job during a recession d An individual who has decided to become a full-time volunteer 17 Which of the following is an example of cyclical unemployment? a A recent graduate looking for their first job b An autoworkers who was replaced by a machine c A worker who loses their job during a recession d An individual who has decided to become a full-time volunteer 18 Which types of unemployment does the actual rate of unemployment include? a Frictional, structural, and cyclical b Frictional and structural only c Frictional and cyclical only d Structural and cyclical only 19 Which types of unemployment does the natural rate of unemployment include? a Frictional, structural, and cyclical b Frictional and structural only c Frictional and cyclical only d Structural and cyclical only 20 If the number of taxi drivers declines due to an increase in the number of self-driving cars, what type of unemployment will increase? a Frictional unemployment b Structural unemployment c Cyclical unemployment d Seasonal unemployment

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Study Game - Topic 2.3 - UnemploymentVersion en ligne

par Zachary Foust

Define labor force.

Define unemployed.

Define unemployment rate.

Define labor force participation rate.

Define discouraged workers.

Define underemployed workers

Define frictional unemployment.

Define structural unemployment.

Define cyclical unemployment.

Define the natural rate of unemployment (NRU).

Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country.

Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country.

Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country.

Examine the table. Calculate the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate of the country.

Which of the following is an example of frictional unemployment?

Which of the following is an example of structural unemployment?

Which of the following is an example of cyclical unemployment?

Which types of unemployment does the actual rate of unemployment include?

Which types of unemployment does the natural rate of unemployment include?

If the number of taxi drivers declines due to an increase in the number of self-driving cars, what type of unemployment will increase?