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Unmployment

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StagflationThe simultaneous occurance of high inflation and unemployment
underemploymentWhen workers hold jobs that do not fully utilize their skills or that employ them only part-time when they want to work full time
Hidden EmploymentUnemployed +Discouraged workers
Labour Force PopulationPopulation aged 16 and older
Tha Participation RateThe perecentage of the working-age population who are in the labour force
Full EmploymentAlso known as the natural rate of unemployment
Frictional UnemploymentOccur when people are temporarily between jobs or looking for a first job
UnemployedMembers of the labour force who do not have a job and are looking for one
The Rate of Unemployment(Number of people Unemployed / Labour Force) * 100
Seasonal UnemploymentUnemployment due to changes in the climate and other seasonal conditions
The Labour ForceU + E
The Phillips CurveA graphical illustration of the relationship between unemplyment and demand-pull inflation
Structural UnemploymentOccurs when consumer demand changes; thus, some inductries grow while others shrink
Labour Induced UnemploymentAs unions successfully negotiate higher wages and fringe benefits for its members, it becomes more expensive for firms to have the same amount of workers. They hire less workers
Cyclical UnemploymentResults from a reduction n overall consumer spending during the declining economic activity of the business cycle
The EmployedEveryone with a job (full time or part time)
GDP GapLost output from labour resources sitting idle
Government Induced UnemploymentOccurs when the government adopt restrictive policies
Replacement UnemploymentResults as firms move labour intensive production to other countries where labour rates are lower
Technological UnemploymentResults from industries using more technology in the production process as it may be more profitable, thus reducing the need for workers
Discouraged WorkerThose who would like to work but have stopped looking because they believe nothing is available to them
Fiscal PolicyInfluencing the economy by the government through its power of taxation and spending



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