3 Consider the following list of answers given by interviewees from the Labour Force Survey. For each person,choose if they are employed, out of the labour force, or unemployed. If they are unemployed, choose if theyare frictionally, seasonally, structurally or cyclically unemployed.Natalie quit her job in therestaurant because she couldn'tstand the heat in the kitchen.(She is looking for work.)Velma is taking universitycourses, and also working part-time as a server in a bar.Drag answer hereEmployedSeasonallyunemployedMohammed works in thevineyards from February untilOctober, and then is laid off forthe winter. It is now December.Angèle was working in a bikeshop, but when the recession hitbike sales fell, and she was laidoff.Please answer all parts of the question.Drag answer hereOut of the labour forceDynamic Glossary: LabourCyclically unemployeuEmployedStructurally unemployedSeasonally unemployedFrictionally unemployedall answers that are correct.

Being able to work and actively looking for a job yet unable to do so is known as unemployment.High…

the following given choose if they are employed, out of the labour force, or unemployed. If they are unemployed, choose if they are frictionally, seasonally, structurally or cyclically unemployed. Natalie quit her job in the restaurant because she couldn't stand the heat in the kitchen. (She is looking for work.) Yelma is taking university Drag answer here Employed Out of the labour force Dynamic Glossary: Labou Cyclically unemployeu Employed

the following given choose if they are employed, out of the labour force, or unemployed. If they are unemployed, choose if they are frictionally, seasonally, structurally or cyclically unemployed. Natalie quit her job in the restaurant because she couldn't stand the heat in the kitchen. (She is looking for work.) Yelma is taking university Drag answer here Employed Out of the labour force Dynamic Glossary: Labou Cyclically unemployeu Employed

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