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civilian labor force
employed and unemployed
DOES NOT INCLUDE people under 16, institutional, armed forces, people not in labor force
frictional
normal job search process
seasonal
construction workers out of work in winter in minnesota
cyclical
business cycles
due to recession
markets for durable goods- cars, houses, furniture
Structural
Mismatch of workers and jobs, locations and skills
natural rate of unemployment (all but cyclical)
5.5
Monarchy
Dictatorship
Democracy
Everyone votes on every decision
We all get one vote, same outcome
problem: tyranny of the majority- losers live w/ decision
Republic
representative democracy
To approve constitutional amendment requires
super majority or 3/4 or 38 states
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
prices of about 250 items commonly purchased by urban consumers
Producer Price Index
2,000 items commonly traded at the early and intermediate stage of production
GDP Deflator
Price of all items in GDP quarterly, updated monthly
chain-link index
look at price change from quarter to quarter then link all prices together
nominal gdp divided by real gdp
Lespeyres Index
1) Choose items to be included
2) Base period cpi using 1982-1984
3) During base period, record quantity purchased (defining market basket)
4) During base period, record price of each item
5) During Current period, record price of each of those same items
6) Calculate money needed to buy the base period quantities at base period price
7)Calculate the amount of money needed to buy the base price quantities of we pay current period prices
8) Calculate #7 as a precent of #6
Problems
we dont buy same items due to technological advances
ex. cell phones vs land lines and fashion changes
substitution bias- if the price of beef increases relative to other prices we buy less beef, more chicken
CPI assumes we buy the same market basket
Quality bias- there have been qualitative changes
ex. audio speaker gps video quality
inflation rate
period-to-period percentage change in price level (price index)
outlet bias
President Clinton Commission
CPI grows/overstates inflation by 1.1% per year
(cost of living increase=increase in social security)
Simon Kuznets
National Income and Product Accounts
1920s
one person spending is anothers income
we earn income by producing goods and services
Gross Domestic Product
Total Spending=Total Income=Total Value of Production
GDP is the dollar value of all final goods and services currently produced in the nation
Nominal GDP
Current dollar GDP calculated quarterly
Per capita GDP
Divide GDP by population
ex. 17 billion/315 million