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Macro-economics unemployment definitions
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What is frictional unemployment?
Unemployment
between
jobs
(
short term
)
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What causes seasonal unemployment?
Changes
in
seasonal
demand
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What is structural unemployment?
Changes in the structure of the economy which leads to skills of some workers becoming unnecessary
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What is cyclical unemployment?
Unemployment
created
by
a
recession
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What does claimant count refer to?
Total
number
of
people
claiming
Jobseeker’s
Allowance
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What is voluntary unemployment?
When a worker is unwilling
to
accept
work
at
equilibrium
work
rate
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What is involuntary unemployment?
When
a
worker
is
willing
to
accept
work
at
equilibrium
work
rate
but
no
work
is
available
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What is classical or real wage unemployment?
When wages are above the market clearing wage rate
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What is the market clearing wage rate?
The
wage
rate
at
which
the
labour
supply
and
labour
demand
are
at
equilibrium
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What does marginal revenue product measure?
Change in total revenue as a result of selling the output produces by an extra worker
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Labour force survey
A
survey
sent
to
UK
households
to
establish
changes
in
unemployment