1. What advice would you give to someone who is unemployed for frictional reasons and is looking for work? What it they are unemployed for structural reasons? Finally, what about if they are unemployed for cyclical reasons? 2. Suppose that you borrow money from a bank at a fixed rate of interest, but that over the period of the

 

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1. What advice would you give to someone who is unemployed for frictional reasons and is looking for work? What it they are unemployed for structural reasons? Finally, what about if they are unemployed for cyclical reasons? 2. Suppose that you borrow money from a bank at a fixed rate of interest, but that over the period of the loan, the inflation rate turns out to be much higher than both you and the bank expected. In that case, is it better to have been the borrower or the lender? Explain your reasoning. 1. What advice would you give to someone who is unemployed for frictional reasons and is looking for work? What it they are unemployed for structural reasons? Finally, what about if they are unemployed for cyclical reasons? 2. Suppose that you borrow money from a bank at a fixed rate of interest, but that over the period of the loan, the inflation rate turns out to be much higher than both you and the bank expected. In that case, is it better to have been the borrower or the lender? Explain your reasoning.

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1. Frictional unemployment occurs when the workers are quitting their present job and looking for ne View the full answer