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Macroeconomic Questions
Why does output fluctuate?
What determines economic growth?
Why do we have unemployment, and why is unemployment a problem?
Why do we have inflation, and why is inflation a problem?
Which governmental policy affects output, growth, unemployment, and inflation?
How do changes in the amount of money in the economy affect output, growth,
unemployment and inflation?
How do domestic economic activities affect other counties and our trade?
Unit 2 : Macroeconomics
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Real GDP 1952-2001
(in billions of 1996 dollars)
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Circular Flow
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Macroeconomic Goals
•Full Employment
•Price Stability
•Economic Growth
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Definitions of Employed, Unemployed
and Unemployment Rate
Employed =
everyone currently working, including part-time workers
Unemployed =
people looking for work or temporarily laid off from work
Unemployment Rate =
unemployed
labor force
Labor force =
employed + unemployed
Labor force participation rate =
labor force
population aged 16 and older
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Types of Unemployment
Frictional Unemployment
Structural Unemployment
Cyclical Unemployment
Other Employment Concepts
Natural Rate of Unemployment
Full Employment
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Phases of the Business Cycle
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