Since Fred goes to a technical school to learn computer repair because he cannot find a similar job to the one he lost, Fred is: d. not unemployed.
<h3>What is an unemployment rate?</h3>
Unemployment rate can be defined as a measure or percentage of the total labor force in a country (economy), who are unemployed but are actively seeking to be gainfully employed by the employers of labor.
<h3>The types of unemployment.</h3>
According to bureau of Labor statistics, unemployment is divided into various types and these include the following;
- Frictional unemployment (FU).
- Structural unemployment (SU).
- Actual unemployment (AU).
- Cyclical unemployment (CU).
In this scenario, we can reasonably infer and logically deduce that Fred is not unemployed because he goes to a technical school to learn computer repair.
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Complete Question:
Fred lost his factory job replaced by welding robots. He is now going to technical school to learn computer repair because he cannot find a similar job to the one he lost. Fred is:
a. frictionally unemployed
b. cyclically unemployed
c. structurally unemployed
d. not unemployed
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer: We tend to feel cheerful around happy people and sad around depressed people. This illustrates
B) mood linkage.
Explanation:
Mood linkage is the tendency of humans to absorb the mood of those around them. It is alleged that our moods are subconsciously linked to those that we surround ourselves with.
