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Types of Unemployment

Types of Unemployment

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Social Studies

9th - 12th Grade

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Carie Barry

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How many main types of unemployment are there?

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What is cyclical unemployment directly linked to?

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Technological advancements

Seasonal changes

Economic downturns

Natural disasters

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What happens to businesses when the economy is growing?

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They close down

They produce fewer goods

They need more workers

They reduce their workforce

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What is the main cause of high unemployment?

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Multiple Choice

What is seasonal unemployment?

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Unemployment that occurs when people are between jobs

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Unemployment that occurs due to changes in the weather or seasons

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Unemployment that occurs due to technological advancements

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Unemployment that occurs due to economic recessions

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What happens to the unemployment rate for lifeguards during the winter season?

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It decreases

It remains the same

It increases

It fluctuates randomly

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Which of the following is NOT typically classified as a seasonal job?

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Multiple Choice

What is frictional unemployment?

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Unemployment caused by a downturn in the economy

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Unemployment due to people changing jobs or looking for their first job

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Unemployment caused by technological advancements

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Unemployment due to seasonal changes in demand

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What does a high level of friction in the job market usually indicate?

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The economy is doing well

The economy is doing poorly

There is a high demand for jobs

There is a low turnover in the job market

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What factors can affect the time it takes for people to find a job?

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Multiple Choice

What is structural unemployment?

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Unemployment caused by seasonal changes in the job market.

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Unemployment caused by a mismatch between the skills of workers and the requirements of jobs.

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Unemployment caused by economic recessions.

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Unemployment caused by voluntary decisions to leave the workforce.

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What happens when people lack certain skills or education in the context of structural unemployment?

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They find jobs in other sectors.

They become unemployed.

They receive government assistance.

They start their own businesses.

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