Kass ran an iPod repair business, but never bothered expanding it to other devices. Eventually,business dried up and she could no longer support herself, so she started looking for work in adifferent field. What type of unemployment is this an example of?O Cyclical UnemploymentStructural UnemploymentO Frictional UnemploymentO Voluntary Unemployment Why is 'exploitation' an insufficient explanation for the Industrial Revolution?O Textile workers in Britain had already been exploited long before the Industrial Revolution.O Exploitation was terrible, but it was not unique to 18th century Britain.Exploitation explains a lot of the Industrial Revolution, but not all of it.O By 1760, Britain had abandoned its exploitation of its colonies.

Kass ran an iPod repair business, but never bothered expanding it to other devices. Eventually, business dried up and she could no longer support herself, so she started looking for work in a different field. What type of unemployment is this an example of? O Cyclical Unemployment O Structural Unemployment Frictional Unemployment O Voluntary Unemployment

Kass ran an iPod repair business, but never bothered expanding it to other devices. Eventually, business dried up and she could no longer support herself, so she started looking for work in a different field. What type of unemployment is this an example of? O Cyclical Unemployment O Structural Unemployment Frictional Unemployment O Voluntary Unemployment

Microeconomics: Principles & Policy

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337794992

Author:William J. Baumol, Alan S. Blinder, John L. Solow

Publisher:William J. Baumol, Alan S. Blinder, John L. Solow

Chapter19: Labor And Entrepreneurship: The Human Inputs

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