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Question 1

The decline in the measured unemployment rate that results when people who want to work, but who cannot find work, drop out of the ranks of the unemployed and the labor force is the


◦ leisure-preference effect.
◦ discouraged-worker effect.
◦ surplus labor effect.
◦ disguised unemployment effect.

Question 2

If discouraged workers were counted as unemployed, then as output increased the unemployment rate would


◦ not change at all.
◦ fall by more than if discouraged workers are not counted as unemployed.
◦ fall by less than if discouraged workers are not counted as unemployed.
◦ increase by less than if discouraged workers are not counted as unemployed.
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