The main reason the unemployment can't fall to zero is that unemployment below NAIRU (Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment which is around 5%) creates a tight job market which leads workers to demand higher wages and firms to increase its prices as demand and costs go up. This situation leads to high inflationary pressures.
Unemployment does not go to zero during booms for multiple reasons. Firstly, there is always a certain level of frictional unemployment as people transition between jobs or enter the labor market. Additionally, changes in technology and demand may lead to structural unemployment, where certain skills become obsolete. Finally, there may be a mismatch between the skills of the unemployed and the available job openings, resulting in a persistent level of unemployment even during economic booms.
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During a recession the government raises unemployment benefits by 100 million and the GDP does not go up.
There are many ways one might go about receiving an individual health insurance policy while unemployment. The most reputable resource of information during this time would be an unemployment office.
During WW2 the Mitsubishi Zero did about 350 mph.
Yes you can.
After a recession, the unemployment rate will go down.
no you may not apply for unemployment online you have to go to the nearest unemployment office and apply in person.
The causes of unemployment in Mauritius would be rapid population growth and not enough jobs to go around. The seasons also, some work is only available during certain seasons after that there will be no work for those seasonal workers.
Call your local unemployment agency. Explain your situation and ask them what you need to do.
Zero Times
No- Zero goes into zero an infinite number of times.
they never go back to zero they only go back to zero if you delete your account