Question

Low unemployment rates are often: A. an indicator that finding a job is extremely difficult. B. associated with an ability to find a job with relative ease. C. the result of high cyclical unemployment rates. D. associated with recessions.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "B": associated with an ability to find a job with relative ease.

Explanation:

Unemployment is the state in which an individual who is able and willing to join the workforce cannot find a job even if that individual is constantly looking for opportunities.  

High unemployment rates are typically seen during recessions while the unemployment of a country tends to be low during economic growth. In the last scenario, mainly private investment helps to find a job to be relatively easy.