Discouraged workers are discouraged because
A. they are working part-time, but they want full-time work.
B. they don't have jobs and are pessimistic about their chances of finding a suitable job.
C. their employers are too demanding.
D. their employers continue to underpay them.
Answer: B
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A) more rapidly than changes in reserve requirements, but less rapidly than changes in the discount rate. B) more rapidly than changes in the discount rate, but less rapidly than changes in reserve requirements. C) less rapidly than either changes in the discount rate or changes in reserve requirements. D) more rapidly than either changes in the discount rate or changes in reserve requirements.
Which of the following is an example of a produced factor of production?
a. a plant in which automobiles are assembled b. skills that people accumulate in high school and college c. skills that people accumulate through experience in the workplace d. All of the above are correct.