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A) Frictional
B) Structural
C) Cyclical
D) Seasonal
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A) Monetary policy.
B) Fiscal policy.
C) Discretionary income policy.
D) Social investment policy.
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A) circular flow
B) invisible hand
C) equitable income
D) social dividend
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A) The best way for the government to reign in on too much money floating around the system is to hire people and pay them wages.
B) Ben doesn't understand the causes of unemployment.We obviously don't need any more autos on the roads if the plant has closed.Repairs will slow down rather than increase.
C) If the current administration asks the Fed to raise interest rates,it will do more than if the current administration begins contracting with road repair companies.
D) By increasing government spending through road and bridge repair and construction,the government will intervene in the free-market economic system to help jump-start a weak economy.
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A) GDP
B) CPI
C) federal deficit
D) balance of payments
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A) Supply of that product or service.
B) Demand for that product or service.
C) Elasticity of that product or service.
D) Utility of that product or service.
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A) Low unemployment rate and increasing GDP
B) High consumer's marginal index and low PPI
C) Low CPI and high state tax rate
D) Decreasing Disruptive Technologies Index and high unemployment
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