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<p>
    We now would like to ask you about the unemployment rate in the U.S. 

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   <i>
    The unemployment rate is defined as the number of unemployed people as percentage of the labor force (which includes people who are either working or actively seeking work).
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    Please enter your answers with <b>1-decimal format and in terms of percentage points</b> to the following questions. (for example, if you think unemployment rate is <b>x.y%</b>, then <b>enter x.y</b> as your answer)

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<p>
    Next, we would like to ask you about the rate of inflation/deflation in the U.S. economy. 
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       <i>Inflation is the percentage rise in prices of goods and services in the economy, most commonly measured by the Consumer Price Index. Deflation means prices are falling, and hence is the opposite of inflation. For instance, if a price moves from $2 to $2.12 the rate of inflation is (2.12-2)/2 = 6%. If a price moves from $3 to $2.91 the rate of deflation is (2.91-3)/3 = -3%.</i>
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    Please enter your answers with <b>2-decimal format and in terms of percentage points</b> to the following questions. (for example, if you think unemployment rate is <b>x.yz%</b>, then <b>enter x.yz</b>  as your answer)

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