Which event helped to bring a large influx of American women into the workforce for the first time? a Industrial Revolution b Great Depression c Vietnam War d World War II

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A: The unemployment rate is the percentage of unemployed people among the total labor force.…

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A: Change in wages is dependent on number of factors and these wages are highly flexible according to…

Q: technological advancement create unemployment

A: Technological advancement refers to the changes that have been brought in the process of production.

Q: What impact does technological change have on unemployment?

A: Technological change impacts unemployment. This is termed as structural unemployment. Technological…

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A: Unemployment:- Unemployment refers to people who are qualified for a job and searching for a job and…

Q: Discuss the problem of unemployment in India

A: Unemployment is a kind of situation in which an individual, who is willing and capable of doing a…

Q: Does technological innovation create unemployment?

A: Technological innovation leads to higher production of goods and services from the same level of…

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A: Economy of a country works with unified efforts of business organizations and its people. Economy of…

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A: Labour force consists only who is employed and who is not employed but actively looking for job.

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A: Unemployment is the situation in which people are currently seeking a job and cannot able to find…

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A: The labor market maintains a wage bias in favor of improved human capital and skills.The highly…

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A: Labor participation has been historically low due to heavy machineries replacing the need for human…

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A: The impact of Kuwaitization policy is discussed as follows:

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A: The major two factors which are to be understood which affect the labor productivity are: Technical…

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A: In a labor market, any change in income of the worker and the availability of the worker will affect…

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A: Karl Marx is one of the famous classical economists who highighted on the class struggle that arises…

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Q: brief analysis of labour condition in china

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A: Human capital is a method of depicting the estimation of our abilities, ability, and labor to the…

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Q: What would have been an economic and social impact of the Baby Boom in the late 1940s and the 1950s?…

A: The answer is - The demand for teachers would increase for two decades.

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A: For men, Old participation rate in 1980 is 77.4 New participation rate in 2015 is 69.1 The…

Q: Discuss methods to overcome unemployment in India

A: Unemployment occurs when a person is ready and willing to work at the prevailing wage rate but is…

Q: Discuss the importance and application of Gender-Related Development and Gender Empowerment Measures…

A: Gender-Related Development holds vital importance in present era. The role and responsibilities of…

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A: Labor productivity represents the total amount of production (measured in terms of Gross Domestic…

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A: Investment refers to the process where people or firms pay other firms or organizations in return…

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A: Human Capital includes education,knowledge, skills and health that human accumulate during their…

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A: Unemployment is an economic problem that occurs when people who are able and willing to work fail to…

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A: Economic migration refers to people moving from one country to another in order to take advantage of…

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Q: Has labor benefited from or been hurt by unionization, improvements in technology and globalization?

A: Unionisation is the process of formation of group of individuals who represents the labourers and…

Q: Explain the impact of education on labour productivity.

A: Productivity is determined by human capital. If human capital is more, the productivity will rise.

Q: What impact does technological change have on employment?

A: Technology refers to the process that a firm used to turn inputs into outputs of goods and services.…

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A: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and…