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This document contains economics questions of varying lengths: - Very long questions ask to define key economic concepts like national income and demand, and explain laws and theories like the law of demand and perfect competition. - Long questions ask to define terms like supply and inflation, explain concepts like the functions of central banks and cost curves, and discuss topics like static vs dynamic analysis. - Short questions provide economic terms to define briefly, such as disposable income, real wage, and devaluation. The document covers a wide range of foundational microeconomics and macroeconomics concepts through definitions, explanations, and discussions in short, long, and very long question formats.
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Section 8.1– How the Unemployment Rate is Defined and Computed
1. Give examples of those individuals in the population who are not interested in working, and thus are considered out of the labor force.
2. Who is considered part of the labor force?
3. Give the formula for calculating the unemployment rate. Consider Table 8.1. What was the unemployment rate in February 2015 (or the date presented in your text)? How does that compare to the current unemployment rate?
4. Give two examples of those who are the hidden unemployed.
5. Give the formula for calculating the labor force participation rate. Consider Table 8.1 What was the labor force participation rate in February 2015 (or the date presented in your text)? How does that compare to the current labor force participation rate i?
6. What is the difference between the unemployment rate and labor force participation rate?
7. How is US unemployment data collected?
8. What are some criticisms of the way the unemployment rate is measured?
Section 8.2– Patterns of Unemployment
9. Describe the historical pattern of US Unemployment (Figure 8.3). What tends to be the range of unemployment rates over time?
10. Describe the differences in unemployment rates by sex, age, and by race and ethnicity (Figure 8.4).
11. Analyze the reasons for reported unemployment and the length of time unemployed (Tables 8.2 and 8.3).
12. Describe trends in US unemployment relative to other high income countries. Why is it more difficult to compare unemployment rates between rich countries and developing (poorer) countries?
Section 8.3– What Causes Changes in Unemployment over the Short Run
13. Define cyclical unemployment, and describe how the presence of it challenges the presumption of efficient labor markets (i.e., wages return to equilibrium quickly and all workers supplied are demanded, leaving a 0% unemployment rate).
14. Why might wages be sticky downwards? Describe the various arguments for why this may be:
a. Implicit contract
b. Efficiency wage theory
c. Adverse selection of wage cuts argument
d. Insider-outsider model
e. Relative wage coordination argument
15. Graph the impact of a labor market experiencing a surplus and sticky wages downwards. Should we expect wages to fall and thus more employers to hire?
Section 8.4– What Causes Changes in Unemployment over the Long Run
16. Describe what is meant by the natural unemployment rate.
17. Contrast frictional unemployment from structural unemployment, and how together they determine the natural unemployment rate.
18. Relate the natural unemployment rate with the idea of potential real GDP.
19. How could changes in labor productivity levels, and corresponding increases in wages, lead to unemployment? What will need to happen to productivity to solve the labor surplus (Figure 8.8)?
20. How can public policy impact the natural rate of unemployment?
21 ...
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Unit 1 Portfolio:
Choose a company throughout this course you will be “following” a Multi-National Corporation (MNC) and performing a series of reports, case studies, and activities that intend for you to see how an organization operates on the international level. You may choose from the list of pre-approved MNCs below:
1. American International Group
2. Capital One
3. Coca-Cola
4. Royal Dutch Shell
5. Wal-Mart
For this assignment, you are to choose an MNC that you want to research throughout the course and submit if for approval.
Your topic approval should include the name of the MNC and a description of why the organization is considered an MNC, You should also choose one of the objectives below to perform a minimum 200 word analysis of how the objective applies to your chosen MNC.
Objectives:
1. Examine the concept of the current account balance.
2. Employ the current account balance to extend national income accounting to open economies.
3. Apply national income accounting to the interaction of saving, investment, and net exports.
4. Evaluate and discuss the national money markets in which interest rates are determined.
5. Compare how monetary policy and interest rates feed into the foreign exchange market.
6. Discuss the concept of the real exchange rate.
7. Analyze the factors that affect real exchange rates and relative currency prices in the long run.
8. Explain the role of the real exchange rate in determining the aggregate demand for a country's output.
9. Demonstrate causes and effects of balance of payments crises.
10. Evaluate how alternative multilateral systems for pegging exchange rates work.
11. Explain how the goals of internal and external balance motivate economic policy makers in open economies.
12. Summarize how the monetary and fiscal policies of a large country such as the United States are transmittedabroad.
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