a) Unemployment rate = natural rate of unemployment - 0.5*(output gap)
or, 10% = 6%-0.5*(Output gap) or, 05.*(output gap) = 4% or output gap = 8%
b) Current unemployment rate = 13% GDP deflator or inflation rate further falls by 4%. Production capacity is 85% of potential output which means output gap is 15%
therefore, 13% = Natural rate of unemployment - 0.5*15% or, 13% = Natural rate of unemployment - 7.5%
or, Natural rate of unemployment = (13-7.5)%= 5.5%.
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