If the labour market is working properly, why would there be any unemployment at all? Are the 5 million workers who cannot find jobs because of mismatching in the labour market counted as part of the...



If the labour market is working properly, why


would there be any unemployment at all?



Are the 5 million workers who cannot find


jobs because of mismatching in the labour


market counted as part of the economy’s structural unemployment or part of its cyclical


unemployment?



The Price Level, Inflation, and Deflation


(Study Plan 21.3)



Use the following data to work Problems 8 and 9.



The people on Coral Island buy only juice and


cloth. The CPI basket contains the quantities


bought in 2013. The average household spent $60


on juice and $30 on cloth in 2013 when juice was


$2 a bottle and cloth was $5 a metre. In 2014, juice


is $4 a bottle and cloth is $6 a metre.



May 26, 2022
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