mickeyb asked:


I could use a list, and the percentages of unemployment in those cities.

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aloehart asked:


By long term unemployed, I mean those who have been unemployed so long that they cannot draw unemployment.

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j asked:


Although fluctuations in the unemployment rate are an ever-changing phenomenon, the natural rate of unemployment fluctuates much less than the actual unemployment rate. In fact, factors that affect the actual unemployment rate might not affect the natural rate.

Which of the following would increase the natural rate of unemployment?

I. Teenagers can enter the labor force at an earlier age.
II. The economy has been in an expansion for the last decade.
III. The government raises the minimum wage for manual laborers.
IV. Labor unions have become more demanding in terms of negotiating higher wages.

A. II only

B. All of these

C. I, III, and IV only

D. II, III, and IV only

E. III and IV only

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Vlad K asked:


If the Unemployment rate is zero or very low for a country like the UK how can this be a benefit for the country? I know that more jobs equals more spending and more manufacturing of goods but, surley the stiff competition would create problems in the long term am I correct? and If the UK economy is strong i.e. low levels of unemployment would this mean that other countries have to suffer or pay the price, is they such a thing as everyone being happy or is it a case of “where they is success they is failure”?

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