Chapter 18. The 1970s in Reverse

EIA Activity: The 1970s in Reverse

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EIA Activity: The 1970s in Reverse

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    Use Link 1 to answer the following questions. True or False: From 1861 to 1957, A.W.H. Phillips studied wage inflation and unemployment in the United Kingdom.

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  2. Question

    True or False: According to A.W.H. Phillips, the lower the unemployment rate, the faster firms had to raise wages in order to attract workers.

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    Use link 2 to answer the following questions. True or False: From January 2007 to January 2010, the U.S. unemployment rate increased from roughly 4% to 10%.

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    True or False: In December 2014, the unemployment rate in the United States was 8%.

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    Use Link 3 to answer the following questions. True or False: From January 2009 to January 2010, the United States experienced deflation.

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  6. Question

    True or False: In December 2014, the inflation rate in the United States was 0.80%.

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  7. Question

    What does the natural rate of unemployment refer to? Discuss.

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    What does the natural rate of unemployment refer to? Discuss.
  8. Question

    What is the natural rate of unemployment equal to? Discuss.

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    What is the natural rate of unemployment equal to? Discuss.
  9. Question

    Can the natural rate of unemployment ever change? If so, how? Discuss.

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    Can the natural rate of unemployment ever change? If so, how? Discuss.

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