LESSON 2 FINALS Flashcards

1
Q

refers to a single price, such as the price of apples or
the price of oranges.

A

Price

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2
Q

is a weighted average of the prices of all goods
and services.

A

Price Level

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3
Q

Economists measure the price level by constructing a?

A

Price index

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4
Q

is the weighted average of prices of a
specific set of goods and services

A

Consumer Price Index

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5
Q

is the benchmark year that
serves as a basis of comparison for prices in other years.

A

Base year

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6
Q

is an increase in the price level and is usually measured on an annual
basis.

A

Inflation

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7
Q

is the positive percentage change in the price level on an
annual basis.

A

Inflation rate

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8
Q

is a person’s nominal income (or current dollar
amount of income) adjusted for any change in prices.

A

Real income

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9
Q

Computing the Price Level using CPI? WHATS THE FORMULA

A

[(CPIlater year – CPIearlier year)/ CPIearlier year]x100%

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10
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WHATS THE FORMULA FOR CUMPUTING REAL INCOME

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Real Income = (Nominal Income/CPI) x 100

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11
Q

is the percentage of the civilian labor force that is unemployed. It is
equal to the number of unemployed persons divided by the civilian labor force

A

unemployment rate

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12
Q

sometimes referred to as the employment/population ratio, is the
percentage of the civilian noninstitutional population that is employed

A

employment rate

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13
Q

is the percentage of the civilian non-institutional
population that is in the civilian labor force

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labor force participation rate (LFPR)

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14
Q

If U = 25%, that doesn’t mean that E = 75%. T OR F

A

TRUE

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15
Q

this person was employed in the civilian labor force and was
either fired or laid off. Most unemployed persons fall in this category

A

Job loser

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16
Q

this person was employed in the civilian labor force and quit
the job.

A

Job leaver

17
Q

This person was previously employed, hasn’t worked for some
time, and is currently reentering the labor force

A

Reentrant

18
Q

this person has never held a full-time job for two weeks or
longer and is now in the civilian labor force looking for a job

A

New entrant

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