Difference between seasonal disguised andstructural unemployment
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seasonal unemployment occurs in regular patterns, usually on an annual basis, and is caused by predictable changes in demand. ... Seasonal unemployment is actually a type of structural unemployment, as the structure of the economy changes on a seasonal basis and demand for workers changes accordingly.
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unemployment resulting from industrial reorganization, typically due to technological change, rather than fluctuations in supply or demand, is known as structural unemployment
unemployment that occurs in some season that means if we hire 20 labours for a work in a sugarcane factory and after the production er does not need the labour so we don't hire them longer. this is known as seasonal unemployment where for some time people are hired and except that season they remain sit idle
disguised unemployment means that if there is a field to work and for that field 3 mens are sufficient but all the family is working over that same field so this could not be call that they are employed this is known to bs as disguised unemployment
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unemployment resulting from industrial reorganization, typically due to technological change, rather than fluctuations in supply or demand, is known as structural unemployment
unemployment that occurs in some season that means if we hire 20 labours for a work in a sugarcane factory and after the production er does not need the labour so we don't hire them longer. this is known as seasonal unemployment where for some time people are hired and except that season they remain sit idle
disguised unemployment means that if there is a field to work and for that field 3 mens are sufficient but all the family is working over that same field so this could not be call that they are employed this is known to bs as disguised unemployment
I hope it helps u
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