Match List I and List II: List-IList-II A. Frictional Unemployment I. Unemployment that varies…
Frictional unemployment occurs when workers are temporarily in transition between jobs or newly entering the labour market (A-II); Seasonal unemployment varies predictably…
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Match List I and List II:
| List-I | List-II |
|---|---|
| A. Frictional Unemployment | I. Unemployment that varies predictably with season |
| B. Seasonal unemployment | II. When people are in transition from one job to another or when they first enter the labour market. |
| C. Cyclical Unemployment | III. In periods of economic change when new jobs have being created have requirements different from the old job being lost. |
| D. Structural Unemployment | IV. Association with reduction in a real output during period of recession. |
Answer and explanation
Correct answer B
Frictional unemployment occurs when workers are temporarily in transition between jobs or newly entering the labour market (A-II); Seasonal unemployment varies predictably with the seasons (B-I); Cyclical unemployment is associated with reductions in real output during recessions (C-IV); and Structural unemployment arises during periods of technological/economic change when new job skill requirements differ from old jobs lost (D-III).
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UGC NET HRM / Labour Welfare and Industrial Relations