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Natural Rate of Unemployment: The Explanation

Updated on September 14, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Natural Rate of Unemployment The Explanation

What's it: The natural rate of unemployment (NARU) is the unemployment rate when the economy is operating at full employment. Sometimes, it

Topic: Potential GDP, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

How does Unemployment Impact Individuals, Society, Businesses, and the Economy?

Updated on July 16, 2023 by Ahmad Nasrudin

How does Unemployment Impact Individuals, Society, Businesses, and the Economy

Unemployment has wide implications. It doesn't just have consequences on the individual. But, it also impacts society, business, and the economy. For

Topic: Consumption Expenditure, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Why does full employment not mean 0 unemployment

Updated on April 8, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Why does full employment not mean 0 unemployment

Does full employment mean no unemployment? The answer is no. When the economy operates at full employment, unemployment remains. The unemployment

Topic: Full Employment, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Employment: Indicators, Importance, Policies to Achieve Full Employment

Updated on October 31, 2020 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Employment Indicators Importance Policies to Achieve Full Employment

What's it: Employment refers to the condition of having paid work, as in the Cambridge Dictionary. We also use it to refer to the number of

Topic: Employment, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Labor Force: Components, Why it Matters

Updated on October 17, 2020 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Labor Force Components Why it Matters

What's it: Labor force refers to the share of the working-age population currently employed and those actively looking for work. The working-age

Topic: Labor Force, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Labor Force Participation Rate: Formula, Influencing Factors, Impact

Updated on April 8, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Labor Force Participation Rate Formula Influencing Factors Impact

What's it: Labor force participation rate is the labor force's proportion to the working-age population. The labor force consists of working-age

Topic: Labor Force Participation Rate, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Hidden Unemployment: Types, Causes, Effects on the Economy

Updated on September 4, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Hidden Unemployment Types Causes Effects on the Economy

What's it: Hidden unemployment refers to people who are unemployed, but not reflected in official unemployment rates. It includes those who stopped

Topic: Hidden Unemployment, Unemployment Category: Blog

Discouraged Workers: Meaning, Reasons, Impacts

Updated on April 12, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Discouraged Workers Meaning Reasons Impacts

Discouraged workers are people of working age who stop looking for work. They usually stop looking because they are discouraged after not finding a

Topic: Discouraged Workers, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Voluntary Unemployment: Causes and Solutions

Updated on September 12, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Voluntary Unemployment: Causes and Solutions

What's it: Voluntary unemployment is a situation where a person chooses not to work. This is related to choice and preference, not because a job

Topic: Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Unemployment: Meaning, Types, Causes, Impacts

Updated on April 12, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Unemployment Meaning Types Causes Impacts

Unemployment represents people in the labor force who currently do not have work but are actively looking for a job. Unemployment consists of

Topic: Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

Frictional Unemployment: Meaning, Causes, Solutions

Updated on April 12, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Frictional Unemployment Meaning Causes Solutions

Frictional unemployment occurs when unemployed workers yet find a suitable new job. It takes time for workers when they move from one position to

Topic: Frictional Unemployment, Unemployment Category: Macroeconomics

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