Open unemployment describes which situation?
Unemployment concerns people available for work who lack employment, not all non-workers.
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Open this chapter testGSEB Std 12 Economics (English medium), Chapter 6, printed pages 65–78. Original practice; not official board questions.
Unemployment concerns people available for work who lack employment, not all non-workers.
People may work too few hours or below their usable capacity.
Surplus workers can be removed without reducing current output.
Weak aggregate activity reduces demand for labour during recessions.
Search and matching take time when workers change jobs.
Jobs may not expand fast enough to absorb the labour force.
Work-related training can equip people with skills required by employers.
Capital-intensive methods substitute more capital for some labour tasks.
Small enterprises can create geographically accessible work opportunities.
Mobility can reduce mismatch between where workers live and where jobs exist.
Disguised unemployment of two workers. Two workers are surplus to current output requirements.
Frictional unemployment. A temporary search or transition gap is frictional unemployment.
Cyclical unemployment. The job losses arise from an economy-wide demand downturn.
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