Our house is all electric and we average 750 KWH a month. I don't know anyone in our area with a bill that low that doesn't use natural gas on top of it. Our monthly minimum with Entergy appears to be around $45.
The overall natural rate of unemployment will then be affected by changes in the demand or supply in these different segments of the overall labor market and by changes in the composition of the aggregate labor force. Several major changes in recent decades have affected labor supply and demand.
This increase in the demand of wages, has a tendency to reverse the unemployment curve to some extent (unemployment rises). If the rate of inflation is very high, it does not mean that, there will be a permanent decrease in the rate of unemployment. As a rule, rate of inflation and unemployment adjust themselves to attain the equilibrium state, which is known as the natural rate of unemployment state, effortlessly. It just happens.