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lara [203]
2 years ago
7

match each form of unemployment with the appropriate example. note that some examples may not have a match.

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Vlad [161]2 years ago
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Let understand that the full question have been attached as picture below.

Structural Unemployment is an unemployment experienced when there is shifts in the economy as a result of changes in technology, decline in an industry etc.

  • A typical example of this type of unemployment is the unemployed paper mill worker.

Cyclical Unemployment is an unemployment experienced as a result of economic recession or expansion.

  • A typical example of this type of unemployment is an unemployed banker during a recession

Frictional Unemployment is an unemployment experienced when workers voluntarily resigned to search for a better job.

  • A typical example of this type of unemployment is an unemployed cashier.

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