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ECON 200 TOP Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
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BLS "people who would like to work, but given up looking" out of labor force; if 
unemployed, unemployment rate would be larger 
Sectoral shifts in demand for output: increase unemployment due to job search 
The demand for workers has risen in one region of the U.S. & fallen in another because of: 
Frictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts 
What does not help reduce frictional unemployment? unemployment insurance 
Other things the same, an increase in wages above their equilibrium l...
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions And 
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BLS "people who would like to work, but given up looking" - answerout of labor force; if 
unemployed, unemployment rate would be larger 
Sectoral shifts in demand for output: - answerincrease unemployment due to job search 
The demand for workers has risen in one region of the U.S. & fallen in another because of: - 
answerFrictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts 
What does not help reduce frictional unemployment? - answerunemp...
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions And 
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BLS "people who would like to work, but given up looking" - answerout of labor force; if 
unemployed, unemployment rate would be larger 
Sectoral shifts in demand for output: - answerincrease unemployment due to job search 
The demand for workers has risen in one region of the U.S. & fallen in another because of: - 
answerFrictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts 
What does not help reduce frictional unemployment? - answerunemp...
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions with 
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BLS "people who would like to work, but given up looking" - out of labor 
force; if unemployed, unemployment rate would be larger 
Sectoral shifts in demand for output: - increase unemployment due to 
job search 
The demand for workers has risen in one region of the U.S. & fallen in 
another because of: - Frictional unemployment created by sectoral 
shifts 
What does not help reduce frictional unemployment? - unemployment 
insurance 
Ot...
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified
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ECON 200 Final Exam Questions And 
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BLS "people who would like to work, but given up looking" - answerout of labor force; if 
unemployed, unemployment rate would be larger 
Sectoral shifts in demand for output: - answerincrease unemployment due to job search 
The demand for workers has risen in one region of the U.S. & fallen in another because of: - 
answerFrictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts 
What does not help reduce frictional unemployment? - answerunemp...
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International Economy in the 20th century
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Soviet “golden age” 
 Graph says that in the early years of the soviet 5 year plan, economic growth was fast and rapid 
 During Bretton woods ( 50s to 70s), soviet growth averaged around 4-5% per year 
 Not Germany or japan fast but faster than the US and world average 
 Then started to decline after 1970s 
But some key differences 
 Share of employment in the industry continues to grow ( in US and Europe, falls- shift to 
services) 
 Early productivity decline ( absenteeis...
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NUR 217 EMERGENCY AND DISASTER NURSING P1 EXAMINATION ANSWERED/EXPLAINED 100 COMPLETE Q&A 2023.
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NUR 217 
EMERGENCY AND DISASTER NURSING P1 EXAMINATION 
 
1. It is performed by nurses on a routine basis in the ED, often utilizing a standardized approach, augmented by clinical judgment. 
a Daily Triage 
b. Incident Triage c Disaster Triage 
d. Population-based Triage 
 
2	These are those who have difficulty in breathing, uncontrolled hemorrhage, absence of peripheral pulses, and inability to follow commands. 
a Minimal 
b. Expectant 
c. Delayed d. Immediate 
 
3	This refers to the examinatio...
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IB ECONOMICS SECTION 2.6 SUPPLY-SIDE POLICIES
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Supply-side economic policies are mainly micro- economic policies designed to improve the supply-side potential of an economy, make markets and industries operate more efficiently and thereby contribute to a faster rate of growth of real national output 
The “supply side” refers to factors affecting the quantity or quality of goods and services produced by an economy such as the level of productivity or investment in research and development. 
 
 
Supply-side policies focus on the productio...
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Chapter 7. Unemployment and the Labor Market
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Chapter 7. Unemployment and the Labor Market 
 
 
 
 
1.The macroeconomic problem that affects individuals most directly and severely is: A) inflation. 
B) unemployment. C) low savings. 
D) low investment. 
 
 
 
2.The unemployment rate in the United States since 1952 has: A) never been close to zero. 
B) gravitated toward a steady-state rate of zero. C) remained constant from year to year. 
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ECON 200 TOP Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
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BLS "people who would like to work, but given up looking" out of labor force; if 
unemployed, unemployment rate would be larger 
Sectoral shifts in demand for output: increase unemployment due to job search 
The demand for workers has risen in one region of the U.S. & fallen in another because of: 
Frictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts 
What does not help reduce frictional unemployment? unemployment insurance 
Other things the same, an increase in wages above their equilibrium l...
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