A) excludes price changes from used and imported goods while the chain-weighted index includes these price changes.
B) asks how much a fixed basket of goods costs in the current year as compared to the cost of those same goods in a base year while the chain-weighted index takes an average of price changes using base years from neighboring years.
C) is calculated by the Commerce Department while the chain-weighted index is calculated by local newspapers.
D) is calculated in nominal terms and the chain-weighted index is calculated in real terms.
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A) overstate inflation and understate growth in nominal GDP.
B) overstate inflation and understate growth in real GDP.
C) understate inflation and understate growth in nominal GDP.
D) understate inflation and understate growth in real GDP.
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A) 11.2 percent.
B) 14.3 percent.
C) 12.5 percent.
D) 43 percent.
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A) cyclical unemployment rate.
B) structural unemployment rate.
C) structural unemployment rate plus the cyclical unemployment rate.
D) structural unemployment rate plus the frictional unemployment rate.
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A) it is hard to measure quality changes.
B) the basket of goods purchased by consumers never changes.
C) price data is often inaccurate.
D) all of the above
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A) real
B) nominal
C) adjusted
D) inflationary
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A) non-contributing
B) nonfunctional
C) marginally attached
D) very lazy
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A) production generates income.
B) only final goods and services should be counted in GDP.
C) what matters to people is the purchasing power of money or income.
D) only the manufacture of real goods is production.
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A) structurally unemployed.
B) cyclically unemployed.
C) frictionally unemployed.
D) seasonally unemployed.
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A) only people who are working full time.
B) people who are working.
C) people who are not working but are actively looking for a job, and people who are working.
D) all individuals of working age, regardless of whether they are working or looking for a job.
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A) structural unemployment.
B) cyclical unemployment.
C) frictional unemployment.
D) voluntary unemployment.
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A) divided by the number of people who are working.
B) divided by the total working-age population.
C) divided by the sum of the number of people who are working and the number of people who are looking for work.
D) and the number of people working fewer than their desired number of hours, divided by the number of people who are working or looking for work.
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A) 87.
B) 99.
C) 126.
D) 238.
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A) age of the recipient.
B) years receiving social security.
C) cost-of-living adjustments.
D) individual being married or unmarried.
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A) natural unemployment.
B) frictional unemployment.
C) structural unemployment.
D) cyclical unemployment.
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A) natural flow of money
B) cost-of-living
C) change in exports
D) change in imports
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