1. Labor ForceA. When the labor force is seeking employmentbut cannot find it2. InflationB. The total number of people who areworking or unemployedC. C+I+ G+ (X-M)3. Unemployment Rate4. Labor TurnoverD. The number of unemployed persons as apercentage of the labor forceE. Employment, Growth, Goods, Trade, PriceStability, Competition, Business CyclesF. The movement of employees whether in orout of a business at any given time.5. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)6. 4 Components of GDPG. The measure of economic growth from onperiod to the next7. Unemployment8. MacroeconomicsH. The rising price of due to a decrease in thevalue of money1. Jobs are available, but applicants do notmeet the required skill set for the job.9. Discouraged workers10. Structural UnemploymentJ. People who gave up seeking employment

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