Question

During the late 1990s, a lot of big animation companies started to move away from the traditional hand-drawn animation and towards computer animation. As a result, they had to lay off their employees who did not have experience with computer animation. What type of unemployment did these workers experience

Answer 1

Answer:

Structural unemployment

Explanation:

Structural unemployment is the type that occurs as a result of changes in an industry that results in a mismatch between the job requirements and the skills the workers have to offer.

In the given scenario big animation companies started to move away from the traditional hand-drawn animation and towards computer animation.

So workers that were skilled in traditional hand drawing and who did not know how to do computer animation were now redundant.

This resulted in the mass lay offs. It is an example of structural unemployment