Economics · Unemployment

Frictional unemployment is defined as unemployment caused by:

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1Structural changes caused by technological advances.
2Seasonal fluctuations in agricultural output.
3Short-term transitional movement of workers switching between jobs or entering the workforce.✓
4A general long-term lack of demand for labor in the economy.

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Short-term transitional movement of workers switching between jobs or entering the workforce.

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