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A) Profit-push inflation.
B) Demand-pull inflation.
C) Export-push inflation.
D) Import-pull inflation.
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A) 3%
B) 5%
C) 6%
D) 20%
E) 26%
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A) British Columbia
B) Saskatchewan
C) Quebec
D) New Brunswick
E) Newfoundland and Labrador
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A) We would be able to calculate the corresponding rate of unemployment.
B) We could determine when the value of a real asset will approach zero.
C) We could calculate the number of years it will take for the price level to double.
D) We could calculate the size of the GDP gap.
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A) 80%.
B) 60%.
C) 75%.
D) 50%.
E) 62.5%.
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A) A homemaker re-entering the labour force now that her children are older but who has not yet found employment.
B) A middle-aged man who,having quit his previous job,is searching for something more satisfying.
C) A contract college instructor who has left her job for a year and is looking for work at another college.
D) A recent commerce graduate seeking her first job.
E) A pulp-mill worker is laid off because the mill's inventories are at a all-time high.
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A) The economy experiences a trend of wage increases below labour productivity increases.
B) The economy experiences an inflationary gap.
C) Producers are able to pass a wage increase on to the consumer in the form of higher prices.
D) Aggregate demand increases significantly.
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A) If the economy entered a severe recession.
B) If the number of people in the labour force increased more than the number of people employed.
C) If the total number of discouraged workers increased.
D) If the total population decreased.
E) If the number of people in the labour force grew slower than the increase in the number of people employed.
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A) The economy achieves its output potential.
B) Frictional and structural unemployment are zero.
C) Only frictional unemployment exists.
D) Only structural unemployment exists.
E) Potential GDP is above actual GDP.
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A) 10%.
B) 20%.
C) 12%.
D) 6%.
E) 8%.
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A) 8.27
B) 17
C) 52.2
D) 61.8
E) 107.2
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A) 0%
B) 10%
C) 12%
D) Cannot be determined from the information.
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A) As the percentage change in nominal income plus the percentage change in the price level.
B) As the percentage change in nominal income minus the percentage change in the price level.
C) As the percentage change in nominal income divided by the percentage change in the price level.
D) As the percentage change in the price level minus the percentage change in nominal income.
E) As the percentage change in nominal income multiplied by the inflation rate.
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A) 1.67%
B) 2.14%
C) 9.33%
D) 30%
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A) 4 years.
B) 10 years.
C) 7 years.
D) 12 years.
E) 14 years.
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A) By subtracting the real income from the nominal income.
B) By subtracting last year's price index from this year's price index.
C) By subtracting this year's price index from last year's price index,dividing the difference by this year's price index,and multiplying by 100.
D) By subtracting last year's price index from this year's price index and dividing the difference by last year's price index and multiplying by 100.
E) By dividing the real income by the nominal income and multiplying by 100.
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