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Econ Chapter 14

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Who is considered unemployed?   a person 16 years or older is considered unemployed if they have been actively looking for a job or the past 4 weeks  
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Who is considered employed?   people who have worked at least 1 hour in the previous 2 weeks  
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Labor force   number of employed persons plus number of unemployed persons  
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Unemployment rate   percent of the labor force that is currently unemployed  
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Employment-to-population ratio   the percentage of working age population that is classified as employed  
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Marginally attached workers   not considered in the official unemployment rate/ people who have searched for a job in the last 12 months but no in the past 4 weeks  
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¨Discouraged workers¨   people who have given up job search  
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U3   official unemployment rate  
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U1   unemployment rate that only includes people who have been unemployed for 15 weeks or more  
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U2   Unemployment rate that only includes those who have lost their jobs, not those who have quit or re-entered the labor force  
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U4   adds discouraged workers to the official unemployment rate  
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U5   includes all marginally attached workers in the unemployment rate  
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U6   includes all other types of unemployment including part-time workers because of economic reason  
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Frictional unemployment   voluntary unemployment the occurs when someone enters the labor force to look for a job  
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Structural unemployment   occurs when the person´s skill sets are no in demand because of geography or is no longer wanted  
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Creative destruction   unemployment cause by the permanent destruction of jobs in a dying industry, a mismatch between skill sets between employment and the seekers'skill sets, and government programs that create incentives to remain unemployed  
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Efficiency wages   wages that are above the equilibrium market wage- can play a role in unemployment  
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Cyclical unemployment   unemployment associated with the downturns in the business cycle  
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Full employment   the level of employment the occurs that exists when the economy is being productively efficent  
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Natural rate of unemployment   the rate of employment that exists when there is no cyclical unemployment present in the economy  
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Labor force participation rate   the percentage of working age population classified as either employed or unemployed  
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