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Structural Unemployment

Posted on:: Saturday, July 23rd, 2011
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Those keen to study economics must have noticed economists using structural unemployment quite often, in reference to the discrepancy between the needs and requirements of the employers and the proficiencies of the personnel. Even though the number of job vacancies may be greater than the number of unemployed individuals, it is not possible for them [...]

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Reasons For Unemployment

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Unemployment Unemployment has a big influence on poverty in South Africa because there is a lot of people that do not work, or are just not trained for a certain job, or they just do not want to work, then there are the people that are trained but can’t find a job because of the [...]

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Causes of Unemployment in the United States

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A series of events in the United States had sparked a vicious recessionary cycle which is commonly referred to as the economic recession of 2007 or financial crisis of 2007. Many people misunderstand the causes that are related to the recessionary cycle that led to high rate of unemployment in the United States. The Bureau [...]

Tags: bureau of labor statics, causes of unemployment, demand and supply curves, economic recession, population census

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Unemployment in Europe at Ten Year High

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Unemployment levels across Europe have soared, leading to the highest Eurozone unemployment rates for a decade. The figures relate to the 16 counties across Europe which are using the Euro, a currency which has fared well throughout the global recession. Unfortunately the job market has not fared quite so well. The unemployment rate has crept [...]

Tags: current unemployment rate, economic contraction, global recession, unemployment in europe, youth unemployment

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Collecting Unemployment

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Collecting unemployment, also called unemployment insurance is a way devised by the federal government to pay for basic living costs to people who are unemployed. The government pays for a specified period of time till the worker is able to find a new job. You need to meet the set criteria for collecting unemployment benefits, [...]

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Different Types of Unemployment

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1. Frictional Unemployment: · This is unemployment caused by people moving in between jobs, e.g. graduates or people changing jobs. There will always be some frictional unemployment. · Also high benefits may encourage people to stay on benefits rather than get work this is sometimes known as “voluntary unemployment” 2. Structural Unemployment This occurs due [...]

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Structural Unemployment

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Causes of Unemployment in the United States

Unemployment in Europe at Ten Year High

Collecting Unemployment

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