Causes of Unemployment Essay

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    definition of unemployment is ‘the number of people without a job. There are many types of unemployment frictional unemployment, cyclical unemployment, seasonal unemployment, structural unemployment, voluntary and non-voluntary unemployment. These different types unemployment explain why unemployment is not always the result of low economic growth. Furthermore one factor which explains the reason why unemployment is not the result of low economic growth is structural unemployment. Structural…

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    Jobless Claims Report

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    The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) tracks the amount of people who have filed for unemployment benefits. It is compiled into the jobless claims report. This can be seen from the graph provided by Business Perspectives (See Appendix: Exhibit A-3). During each recession period, jobless claims would quickly increase. The industries tend to lose revenues from sales and will have to lay off workers to make up for the loss in profit. Some of the companies can go bankrupt which leads to a massive…

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    contributed to this issue becoming a social problem. The issue. Unemployment is a major social problem that affects most people around the globe. In simple terms, unemployment occurs when an individual who is seriously and actively searching for a job is unable to find that job. Unemployment is a good tool for measuring the economic health of a given place. The unemployment rate is the most frequently tool used in measuring unemployment, and it relates to the number of unemployed people divided…

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    The Results and Causes of the Great Depression The end of World War One saw The United States become the economic power of the world, which tied multiple nation’s economies with theirs. When the stock market crashed in 1929 causing the Great Depression, all countries tied with the U.S were dragged down along with them. This resulted in many citizens becoming unemployed and searching for jobs. Canada was affected severely as one in five Canadians became dependant on government relief for…

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    The Descent Into Poverty

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    poverty and injustice in America- substandard wages, unemployment, city slums, inadequate medical care, inferior education and the sad plight of migratory workers.” This was said in the early 1960’s. It has been fifty-seven years, and we are still dealing with the same problems today in Kentucky, one of the poorest states in the country. Kentucky is one of the poorest states in the United States because of the high poverty rates, high unemployment rates, and the collapse of the coal industry.…

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    Us Economy Conditions

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    Wage*New CPI)/Old CPI. Recently the Consumer Price Index has gone down to 249.46 from 249.62. CPI measures the cost of living. As it declines the real wage will increase. If CPI increases the real wage rate will be lowered. With a decrease in unemployment, you would expect an increase in employment. Employment declined slightly as of April 2018, the employment rate is 60.3% a change from March 2018 with a percentage of…

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    In October, the United States unemployment rate dropped to 5%, as a result of the addition of 271,000 jobs. The unemployment rate refers to the "number of people above the age of 16 who are actively seeking employment, but unable to find jobs" (Tragakes 265). The unemployment rate can understate the unemployment conditions that exist in an economy as it does not include underemployed workers or discouraged workers. Underemployed worker are "people over the age of 16 with part time jobs when…

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    exposed the inability of political and financial institutions to cope, and the crisis quickly sparked a worldwide economic slump. One of the major consequences and legacy of the Great Depression was unemployment, and this essay aims to critically analyse the impact the Great Depression and unemployment had on health and well-being. To ascertain the sufficiency of welfare provision in both the US and Great Britain this paper will first look at Britain and then the US to understand the reality…

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    Unemployment trends have always been around, even before they were actually tracked. Unemployment varies from location to location, as you can see in the graph below, the Colorado unemployment rate varies from the United States unemployment rate and the Denver unemployment rate. These unemployment rates might vary from each other but they all effect each other, the Denver unemployment rate contributes to the calculations of the Colorado unemployment rate and the Colorado rate contributes to the…

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    and differences between Keynesian and classical economics, specifically how each one handles issues of unemployment. I will also discuss what new developments, starting in the 1980s, have changed macroeconomic thought. Before the great depression of the 1930s, the classical economic views were what most people concerned with economics went by. This classical view was that unemployment would naturally take care of itself thru the process of self correction (Rittenberg, 2012). During the…

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