Which of the following statements is false?

A) Discouraged workers are a subset of a larger group termed marginally attached workers.
B) Discouraged workers are counted as unemployed in the official unemployment rate calculation.
C) A person is considered underemployed if he is working at a job for which his skills far exceed the skills required for his job.
D) People who are underemployed are not counted as unemployed.

B

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Successful adjustment to external imbalance is likely to involve

a. expenditure-reducing policies b. expenditure-switching policies c. import compression d. devaluation of the national currency e. all of the above

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Suppose you purchased 100 shares of stock in 2010 for $25 a share and you sell them today for $50 a share. If the capital gains tax is 28 percent, your tax liability is

A) $70. B) $700. C) $2500. D) indeterminate without knowing the inflation rate.

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