Economic growth
unemployment
Unemployment
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100

What does per capita mean?

per head

100

What is unemployment rate?



percentage of the labor force that is looking for a job but can't find one 



100

What is cyclical unemployment?



unemployment due to the business cycle 



100

What is a peak?

the most economic activity in a business cycle


100

What 2 things affect average labor productivity?



-natural resources

-tech knowledge,

200

What is output per person called?

GDP per capita

200

Who makes up the labor force?



employed + unemployed

200

What is structural unemployment?



a mismatch between worker's skills and what employers need 



200


What is a recession?



period between a peak and trough 



200

Economists make GDP calculations for what time contexts?



Annually  

300

GDP per capita and quality of life measurements are ___ly correlated 


positively

300

When the unemployment rate is up it's easier/harder to find work



harder

300

What is frictional unemployment?



unemployed people who are looking for jobs and will get one quick



300


What is a depression?




a severe recession



300

What is UK GDP per capita approximately?

Around £40,000

400

What is total output divided by number of workers?



What is total output divided by number of workers?




400

During a recession what happens to unemployment?

increases 

400

What is the natural rate of unemployment in the Uk?

Around 13%

400


During a recession what do employment and inflation do?



they both decrease 

400


Why is Saudi Arabia so rich?



natural resources 

1000

One common reason for rising levels of production is

One common reason for rising levels of production is

1000

Why does the unemployment rate never reach 0?


there's always people looking for a new job

1000

What was the max unemployment rate in UK history?

11.90%



1000

What is a trough?



The least economic activity in the business cycle. 



1000

What are the 3 limits of GDP?



– what counts as final goods?

– it doesn't include non-market goods

– ignores depreciation