An economist is using the output-expenditure model to calculate the gross domestic product (gdp) of a country over the course of a year. what information will the economist need to calculate the gdp? select all that apply.

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the value of unsold inventory that businesses produced during that year

the total amount of money households deposited in banks during that year

the value of spending on final goods and services by households during that year

the types of barriers the country's government imposed on trade during that year

the total amount of tax revenue paid to the government by households during that year

which of the following is widely accepted as a definition of economic depression?
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a long period of high budget deficits

a long period of negative economic growth

a period where employment rates rise sharply

a period where industries are disrupted by competition

which of the following are not omitted from the unemployment rate?
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adults who have retired

part-time workers seeking full-time jobs

laid-off workers seeking new employment

workers who have given up seeking a new job

determine which examples below are considered unemployment.

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jailen was recently laid off from his job on the auto assembly line. the new microsoft ara-44 assembly robotic arm can now attach four times as many tires to a car than he could.

retail stores often expand their workforce during fall and winter due to increased consumer activity. the people that are hired to work in such periods then lose their jobs when they end.

denise loses her job during a period of overall decline in economic activity.

jimmy lost his job during the recession but has not looked for a new one.

poor working conditions have led a number of workers at a large regional company to quit their jobs and seek employment elsewhere.

gabriela took out a five-year fixed-rate loan from a bank so that she could purchase a car. over the life of the loan, the inflation rate was much higher than anticipated. how did inflation affect gabriela or the bank?

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inflation benefited the bank because the money gabriela repaid the loan with was worth more than expected.

inflation benefited the bank because interest rates on fixed-rate loans rise at the same rate as the inflation rate.

inflation benefited gabriela because she repaid the loan with money that was worth less than expected.

inflation benefited gabriela because interest rates on fixed-rate loans are lowered when inflation rates rise.

which of the following is an example of a country reaching its macroeconomic goals?

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the value of the japanese yen has declined, causing prices to rise in japan.

canada’s unemployment rate reached 15% last year.

inflation in russia has changed dramatically since last year.

germany’s gdp has increased annually by at least 3% for the past 3 years.

under the output expenditure model of determining gross domestic product, what value did peak oil contribute to the united states’ net exports in 2018?

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$0.5 billion

$1.5 billion

$2 billion

$3 billion

which measurement is the best for determining how much an economy has grown in a year?
group of answer choices

nominal gdp

real gdp

consumer price index

unemployment rate

the economy experiences ups and downs known as the business cycle (below).

business cycle

select all answers below that are true of the business cycle.

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prices stop falling in the trough.

employment is at it's highest in the peak.

unemployment is at it's highest in the peak.

prices begin to rise during a contraction.

a recession is a period of economic contraction lasting at least 6 consecutive months.

the federal government passes a series of deregulations that impact almost all american industries.

how does deregulation impact the overall price level in the economy?

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overall price levels rise

overall price levels decrease

overall price levels stay the same

overall prices levels don't change

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Explanation:

1.An economist is using the output-expenditure model to calculate the gross domestic product (GDP) of a country over the course of a year. What information will the economist need to calculate the GDP? Select all that apply.

Group of answer choices

the value of unsold inventory that businesses produced during that year

the total amount of money households deposited in banks during that year

the value of spending on final goods and services by households during that year

the types of barriers the country's government imposed on trade during that year

the total amount of tax revenue paid to the government by households during that year

2.Which of the following is widely accepted as a definition of economic depression?

Group of answer choices

a long period of high budget deficits

a long period of negative economic growth

a period where employment rates rise sharply

a period where industries are disrupted by competition

3.Which of the following are NOT omitted from the unemployment rate?

Group of answer choices

adults who have retired

part-time workers seeking full-time jobs

laid-off workers seeking new employment

workers who have given up seeking a new job

4.Determine which examples below are considered unemployment.

Group of answer choices

Jailen was recently laid off from his job on the auto assembly line. The new Microsoft ARA-44 assembly robotic arm can now attach four times as many tires to a car than he could.

Retail stores often expand their workforce during fall and winter due to increased consumer activity. The people that are hired to work in such periods then lose their jobs when they end.

Denise loses her job during a period of overall decline in economic activity.

Jimmy lost his job during the recession but has not looked for a new one.

Poor working conditions have led a number of workers at a large regional company to quit their jobs and seek employment elsewhere.

5.Gabriela took out a five-year fixed-rate loan from a bank so that she could purchase a car. Over the life of the loan, the inflation rate was much higher than anticipated. How did inflation affect Gabriela or the bank?

Group of answer choices

Inflation benefited the bank because the money Gabriela repaid the loan with was worth more than expected.

Inflation benefited the bank because interest rates on fixed-rate loans rise at the same rate as the inflation rate.

Inflation benefited Gabriela because she repaid the loan with money that was worth less than expected.

Inflation benefited Gabriela because interest rates on fixed-rate loans are lowered when inflation rates rise.

6.Which of the following is an example of a country reaching its macroeconomic goals?

Group of answer choices

The value of the Japanese Yen has declined, causing prices to rise in Japan.

Canada’s unemployment rate reached 15% last year.

Inflation in Russia has changed dramatically since last year.

Germany’s GDP has increased annually by at least 3% for the past 3 years.

7.Under the output expenditure model of determining gross domestic product, what value did Peak Oil contribute to the United States’ net exports in 2018?

Group of answer choices

$0.5 billion

$1.5 billion

$2 billion

$3 billion

8.Which measurement is the BEST for determining how much an economy has grown in a year?

Group of answer choices

nominal GDP

real GDP

consumer price index

unemployment rate

9.The economy experiences ups and downs known as the business cycle (below).

business cycle

Select all answers below that are true of the business cycle.

Group of answer choices

prices stop falling in the trough.

employment is at it's highest in the peak.

unemployment is at it's highest in the peak.

prices begin to rise during a contraction.

a recession is a period of economic contraction lasting at least 6 consecutive months.

10.The federal government passes a series of deregulations that impact almost all American industries.

How does deregulation impact the overall price level in the economy?

Group of answer choices

overall price levels rise

overall price levels decrease

overall price levels stay the same

overall prices levels don't change

the value of spending on final goods and services by households during that year, a long period of negative economic growth, laid-off workers seeking new employment, Jailen was recently laid off from his job on the auto assembly line. The new Microsoft ARA-44 assembly robotic arm can now attach four times as many tires to a car than he could, Denise loses her job during a period of overall decline in economic activity, Inflation benefited Gabriela because she repaid the loan with money that was worth less than expected, Germany’s GDP has increased annually by at least 3% for the past 3 years, $2 billion, real GDP, a recession is a period of economic contraction lasting at least 6 consecutive months, prices stop falling in the trough. employment is at its highest in the peak, overall price levels decrease.

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