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If the labor force increases by 1.1 percent each year and productivity increases by 3.4 percent, how fast will output grow?
See AnswerQ: If the Congressional Budget Office makes its average error this year,
If the Congressional Budget Office makes its average error this year, by how much will it underestimate next year’s budget deficit?
See AnswerQ: What MPC for tax cuts is assumed in the News on page
What MPC for tax cuts is assumed in the News on page 401?
See AnswerQ: According to the News on page 401, what is the implied
According to the News on page 401, what is the implied value of the multiplier for (a) Increased unemployment benefits? (b) Infrastructure spending?
See AnswerQ: Which countries are the two largest export markets for the United States
Which countries are the two largest export markets for the United States? (See Table 19.3.) (1) __________ (2) __________
See AnswerQ: If a euro is worth $1.40, what is
If a euro is worth $1.40, what is the euro price of a dollar?
See AnswerQ: According to the World View on page 442, what was the
According to the World View on page 442, what was the peso price of a euro in May 2011?
See AnswerQ: According to Figure 6.1 (p. 114),
According to Figure 6.1 (p. 114), (a) What percentage of the civilian labor force was employed? (b) What percentage of the civilian labor force was unemployed? (c) What percentage of the population wa...
See AnswerQ: If everyone seeks a free ride, what mix of output will
If everyone seeks a free ride, what mix of output will be produced in Figure 4.2? Why would anyone voluntarily contribute to the purchase of public goods like flood control or snow removal?
See AnswerQ: If the unemployment rate in 2010 had not risen since 2008,
If the unemployment rate in 2010 had not risen since 2008, how many more workers would have been employed in 2010? (Use Figure 6.1 and this book’s endpapers). Figure 6.1:
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