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employ/unemploy Quiz

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1. marginally attached workers




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2. employed




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3. U1




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4. cyclical unemployment




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5. unemployed




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6. frictional unemployment




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7. full employment




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8. creative destruction




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9. labor force




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10. efficiency wages




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11. a percentage of the labor force that is not currently employed




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12. it includes all marginally attached workers




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13. the percentage of the working age population that is classified as employed




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14. it is the most all-inclusive measure of unemployment and includes all of those who are employed part-time because of economic reasons




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15. the percentage of the working age population classified as either employed or unemployed




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16. people unemployed in the general sense, but they do not meet the technical definition




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17. it only includes people who have lost a job as opposed to those who have quit or those who have entered or re-entered the labor force




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18. it adds discouraged workers to the official unemployment rate




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19. The official unemployment rate




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20. it's associated with full time employment





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