Employed

Currently holds a job, does not have to be paid (e.g. family business)

Unemployed

Does not have a job but has looked for work in the past four weeks. This group is included in the overall labor force

Underemployed

Involuntarily working part-time hours, they are employed but this could understate unemployment as they are not working to their desired capacity

Marginally Attached Workers

Has looked for a job in the last 12 months, but has not looked in the last four weeks. They are not included in the labor force

Discouraged Workers

They want a job but stopped looking due to limited prospects, or the belief that prospects are limited

Frictionally Unemployed

Temporarily unemployed because seasonal issues, lay off, or other such problems

Structurally Unemployed

Longer standing issues that keep workers who want jobs from obtaining them. Could be a set of new technical skills, a need for higher pay, so on.

Cyclical Unemployment

Unemployment that follows recessions and loss of jobs as a result.

Change in the money supply can be calculated by?

Dividing the DEPOSIT by the RESERVE RATIO and adding the change in the MONETARY BASE