The following graph shows the relationship between real GDP growth and change inunemployment for the US between 1961 and 2013.US (1961-2013)Change in unemployment rate (%)6462009-1 0y=-0.3768x+1.2298R=0.6414Real GDP growth (%)The equation shown is the regression result for the best-fitting line. Based on thisinformation, which of the following statements is correct?9a) With real GDP falling by 2.8% in 2009, the predicted rise in theunemployment rate would have been 2.3%b)From the regression result, policy makers can be sure that a 1 percentagepoint increase in real GDP next year will definitely lead to a fall in theunemployment rate of 0.38%.Oc) The unemployment rate remains stable when there is zero real GDP growth.d) Okun's coefficient for the US is 1.2298

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ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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