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Business, 08.11.2019 19:31 stanleyt

sources: u. s. bureau of labor statistics; and u. s. bureau of economic analysis. 1. in 1969, actual real gdp was greater than potential real gdp. which of the following best explains this? a. the data reported by the department of commerce are incorrect. b. there has been a supply shock that has reduced potential output. c. the economy can produce a level of gdp above potential gdp in the short run. d. the economy is in a recession and thus potential gdp is less than actual gdp. 2. even though real gdp in 1970 was slightly greater than real gdp in 1969, the unemployment rate increased substantially from 1969 to 1970. which of the following explains how unemployment could have increased even though output did not change? a. because there was more inflation, there must be more unemployment. b. potential gdp increased significantly, but actual gdp did not, and thus there is unemployment. c. labor productivity declined, and thus the demand for labor fell, creating unemployment. d. there must have been a decrease in aggregate demand that caused a recession.

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