If an individual who cannot find a job because his or her job skills have become obsolete this is an example of

a. frictional unemployment.

c. structural unemployment.

b. cyclical unemployment.

d. seasonal unemployment.

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Hanna Nelson

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28 November, 09:06

If an individual who cannot find a job because his or her job skills have become obsolete this is an example of

a. frictional unemployment.

c. structural unemployment.

b. cyclical unemployment.

d. seasonal unemployment.

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Davian Shepherd · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is this one: "c. structural unemployment." If an individual who cannot find a job because his or her job skills have become obsolete this is an example of structural unemployment. It is a form of unemployment caused by a mismatch between the skills that workers in the economy can offer, and the skills demanded of workers by employers

If an individual who cannot find a job because his or her job skills have become obsolete this is an example ofa. frictional unemployment.c. structural unemployment.b. cyclical unemployment.d. seasonal unemployment.

If an individual who cannot find a job because his or her job skills have become obsolete this is an example of

a. frictional unemployment.

c. structural unemployment.

b. cyclical unemployment.

d. seasonal unemployment.