Unemployment
Inflation
Economic Growth / Sustainable Debt
Equity & Poverty
100

This type of employment is not included in natural unemployment.

Cyclical (demand-deficient) unemployment

100

This type of inflation is associated with lower real GDP.

Cost-push inflation

100

A common way to measure the relative size of a country's debt is to look at this statistic.

Debt-to-GDP ratio

100

As income inequality decreases, the Gini coefficient becomes...

Lower

200

If someone quits their job in search of a better one, they are experiencing this type of unemployment.

Frictional unemployment

200

Deferred consumption is associated with this type of price level change.

Deflation

200

A budget deficit occurs when...

Government expenditures exceed government revenue

200

If a household lacks the income to meet basic needs, they are experiencing this type of poverty.

Absolute poverty
300

In Country X, the labor force is 40% of the population of 5 million people, the unemployed are 200,000, and discouraged workers are 50,000. The unemployment rate is...

10%
300

This is the formula for calculating a consumer price index based on a base year and year 2.

(Value of basket in year 2 / value of basket in base year) x 100

300

If real GDP per capita in 2019 was $1,670 and in 2020 it increased to $1,702, the growth rate is this. 

1.92%

300

The Multidimensional Poverty Index measures deprivations in these three areas.

Health, education, and living standards

400

Use the Keynesian model to draw cyclical unemployment.

AD in the flat portion of the AS curve

400

Use the New Classical AD/AS model to show demand-pull inflation.

AD beyond Yfe; no change in SRAS or LRAS

400

Use the PPC model to show long-term growth.

PPC shifted outwards

400

Use a Lorenz curve diagram to illustrate a change toward greater income equality. 

Lorenz curve shifts inward toward the line of perfect equality; axes must be labeled with % of national income and % of population, with numbers in increments of 20 or 0.2 (0 to 100 or 0 to 1)
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