1 Given the papalation MO00, perple not in the laher farce: 2009, auid ihe peaplaunemployed 3000eple ant in the later feree 2000, d he peapleThe laber force s10,000d Neme nf the above2. irthe lahur forre a so00, the pepulatien 10,00 nd the unemplayed arr 30n.The laber foree partieipation rate i:d. None of the abeve3. Strurtural unemplayment is deflned a:a- The unempleymrnt rate that eeruaa nrmal part of the fanttiuning efthe reniemyb The pertion of unempliyment that is der to changrs in the strecture of theennemy that resul inignilcaet los ef jeln in certaln indestriene The pertien of enemployment that is due to the burmal turmer in the labermarketd Nane ef the abeve

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1 Chen the papalatlen - NO00, perple not in the laher foree 2008, aid he peaple nemployed 3000 The laber fore is 10,000 4 Nune nf the ahee 2. Ir the lahur forre o, the pepulatien 10,nd the unrmplayed are Son. The laber foree partieipation rate it a. None of the abeve J. Strurteral unemplayment in defined an: • The unrmpleyment raie that eeruaa mirmal part of the functiening of the reninmy b The portion of unempliyment that is dee to changes in the streture ef the ennemy that rult insignilieaet los ef jeln in certaln industries e The pertion of enrmplayment that i due to the nermal turmer la the laber market 4 Nene ef the abeve

1 Chen the papalatlen - NO00, perple not in the laher foree 2008, aid he peaple nemployed 3000 The laber fore is 10,000 4 Nune nf the ahee 2. Ir the lahur forre o, the pepulatien 10,nd the unrmplayed are Son. The laber foree partieipation rate it a. None of the abeve J. Strurteral unemplayment in defined an: • The unrmpleyment raie that eeruaa mirmal part of the functiening of the reninmy b The portion of unempliyment that is dee to changes in the streture ef the ennemy that rult insignilieaet los ef jeln in certaln industries e The pertion of enrmplayment that i due to the nermal turmer la the laber market 4 Nene ef the abeve

Micro Economics For Today

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ISBN:9781337613064

Author:Tucker, Irvin B.

Publisher:Tucker, Irvin B.

Chapter16: Economies In Transition

Section16.3: Economies In Transition

Problem 2GE

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