Automobile demand has fallen during the recession and Kathy was laid off last week?


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James I asked:


Automobile demand has fallen during the recession and Kathy was laid off last week from her job on the assembly line when production was cut back. Kathy is:

a. not in the labor force
b. structurally unemployed
c.frictionally unemployed
d.cycically unemployed
e. seasonallyunemployed

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One Response to “Automobile demand has fallen during the recession and Kathy was laid off last week?”

  1. gen Says:

    b structurally unemployed

    wikipedia
    Structural unemployment involves a mismatch between the sufficiently skilled workers looking for jobs and the vacancies available.
    structural unemployment is a result of the dynamics of the labor market and the fact that these can never be as flexible as, e.g., financial markets. Workers are “left behind” due to costs of training and moving (e.g., the cost of selling one’s house in a depressed local economy), plus inefficiencies in the labor markets, such as discrimination or monopoly power. gen

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