Unemployment, Microeconomics

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Unemployment: Individuals who want to be employed, and are actively seeking work, but can't find a job, are considered ‘officially' unemployed. Individuals who aren't working, but not actively looking for work, are considered to be outside of labour force, and thus don't count as ‘officially' unemployed.


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