1) unemployment rate= unemployed*100/labor force
labor force= actively seeking for work + part time and full time workers
= 10+80+110= 200
Unemployment rate= 10*100/200= 5%
2) okun's law-
Output gap= a(unemployment gap)
Unemployment gap= actual unemployment - natural unemployment
= 9.5 - 5= 4.5%
a is assumed to be 2
Output gap= 2(4.5)= 9%
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