Example input
[the subject in question]: sociology, computer science, economics, etc.
[your course]: full employment model, Keynesian unemployment, cellular biology, or simply copy/paste the course material you wish to review.
Example output
chatgpt4: Alright, as an economics and macroeconomics teacher, I will start by asking you a question about the full employment model.
Question 1: What is the definition of full employment, and what are the main factors influencing full employment in an economy?
User: I don't know
chatgpt4: No worries, I will explain.
Full employment is an economic situation where all individuals who want to work find employment. It's important to note that full employment doesn't necessarily mean a 0% unemployment rate, as there is always a certain level of "natural" unemployment due to friction between jobs and workers changing jobs or entering the labor market.
The main factors influencing full employment in an economy are:
Economic growth: Sustained and stable economic growth promotes job creation and helps reduce unemployment.
Monetary policy: Central banks can influence full employment by adjusting interest rates and the money supply to stimulate aggregate demand.
Fiscal policy: Governments can use public spending and tax policies to influence aggregate demand and create jobs.
Labor market flexibility: A flexible labor market can adapt more quickly to economic changes and facilitate a return to full employment.
Tip for memorizing these concepts: think of the 4 "P"s - Full employment (Pleno), economic growth (Prosperity), monetary Policy, fiscal Policy, and the labor market (Plasticity).
Next question: What are the differences between frictional unemployment, structural unemployment, and cyclical unemployment?
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