'Cyclical unemployment' presentation slideshows

Western SOS Economics 1022B

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FIN 30220: Macroeconomic Analysis

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Problems in the Macroeconomy: Inflation and Unemployment

Problems in the Macroeconomy: Inflation and Unemployment. Chapter 11 and Chapter 12. Problems. When the economy is overheated, inflation is the problem. When the economy is under performing, unemployment is the problem. The Historical Record of U.S. Economic Growth.

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Session 10 Economic Instability

Session 10 Economic Instability. Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the presenters and do not necessarily reflect those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas or the Federal Reserve System. TEKS.

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Is inequality good for growth?

Is inequality good for growth?. Kuben Naidoo Stellenbosch University 20 September 2012. Hypothesis and conclusion. Hypothesis Inequality is bad for growth While some degree of inequality is accepted as normal, inequality undermines the growth process in important ways. Conclusion

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CHAPTER 12

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Measurement of Economic Performance: Unemployment

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Unemployment

Unemployment. Unemployment Rate. The Unemployment Rate = the number unemployed divided by the workforce. UNEMPLOYED / WORKFORCE. Unemployment Rate ( URate ). Workforce = 200M, 20M are unemployed, the URate = 10% 150M, 30M are unemployed, URate = _________

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Why do we have unemployment?

Date : April 8, 2013 Topic : Unemployment Aim : How does unemployment manifest itself? Do Now : Multiple Choice Questions. . Why do we have unemployment?. IM NOT UNEMPLOYED! I WORK!. Frictional Unemployment. When people take time to find a job. Can you think of any examples?

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Economic Challenges:

Economic Challenges:. Unemployment. Essential Standards. The student will explain how unemployment is calculated. The student will identify structural, cyclical and frictional unemployment. The Unemployment Rate. The unemployment rate is measured each month.

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AP Macroeconomics

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Economic Models and Unemployment

Economic Models and Unemployment . Production Possibly Frontier (PPF) . The PPF model can be used to illustrate changes in unemployment . Any point on the frontier represents full employment

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Unemployment

Unemployment. Fluctuations, NAIRU, and Policies. We know stuff about unemployment General idea of what it measures: factor utilization Employed Unemployed Not in labour force UR = U/(U+E) = U/L It fluctuates a lot in short run It does not change considerably in long run

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Unemployment

Unemployment. Who are the unemployed?. Unemployed : individuals who do not currently have a job but are activity looking for one Employed : people who currently have jobs. Labor Force. Together the unemployed and employed make up the Labor Force Labor Force = employed + unemployed.

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Unemployment Supplement to Reffonomics

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UWC in Mostar Academic year 2007 / 2008

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Lecture 9 Unemployment and Labor Market

Lecture 9 Unemployment and Labor Market. UNEMPLOYMENT. A distribution of Total Population to Labor Force, Employment, and Unemployment. Under 16 years (70.5 Million). Disable or Not in Labor Force (76.8 Million). Total Population (296.6 Million). Employed (141.7 Million).

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AGGREGATE SUPPLY

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