On the following graph, the black line shows potential real GDP and the blue line shows actual real GDP for a hypothetical country from 1990 to 2010.

Use the green quadrilateral (triangle symbols) to shade the area between actual and potential real GDP that represents the positiveGDP gap. Then use the purple quadrilateral (diamond symbols) to shade the area between actual and potential real GDP that represents the negativeGDP gap.

10 Positive GDP Gap Negative GDP Gap GDP (Billions of 2000 dollars) Potential Real GDP 3 2 Actual Real GDP 1980 1904 8681 2002 2008 2010 YEAR Which of the following are true of an economy operating below full employment? Check all that apply. The economy has an unemployment rate higher than the natural rate of unemployment. Actual real GDP is less than potential real GDP. O A teenage worker is more likely to be unemployed than an older worker. A worker with a college degree is more likely to be unemployed than a worker without one.The following table contains unemployment statistics from 2013 for three different countries: the United States (USA), the Netherlands, and Germany. (Source: "International Labor Comparisons."Bureau of Labor Statistics) Fill in the table using the given data. Working-Age ( Civilian Not in Civilian Employed Unemployed Unemployment Non-institutionalized) the Labor Force Labor Force (Thousands) (Thousands) Rate Population (Thousands) (Thousands) (Percent) Country (Thousands) USA 243,284 88,309 154,975 142,469 12,506 Netherlands 13,629 4,796 8,364 469 Germany 29,084 39,873 2,317