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employment
when people who are willing and able to work can find a job
unemployment
when people who are willing and able to work can’t find a job
claimant court
method of measuring unemployment by using the number of people who claim unemployment related benefits
level of unemployment
number of unemployed people
unemployment rate
number of unemployed / workforce x100
unemployment types
cyclical , frictional , seasonal , structural
cyclical unemployment
unemployment due to the economy being in a recession meaning firms hire less
frictional unemployment
unemployment when searching for a job or moving between jobs
seasonal unemployment
unemployment due to a decrease in demand at certain times of the year
structural unemployment
unemployment due to industry decline
what can cause labour immobility
geographical immobility, occupational immobility, technology , real wage increase
how can real wage increasing cause labour immobility
when real wage is higher than equilibrium wage, there is excess supply for labour and low demand
what is geographical immobility
workers find it difficult to move between regions
occupational immobility
workers lack skills to switch jobs
how can technology cause labour immobility
technology replaces labour decreasing demand
benefits of unemployment
easier recruiting for firms , lower costs for firms as workers have to accept low wages , lower Inflation
costs of unemployment for individuals
tax increases to fund benefits, lower standards of living
costs of unemployment for gov
budget deficit, lower output than potential