difference between unemployment and underemployment
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Unemployment occurs when workers are sitting at home, actively looking for work. Underemployment, meanwhile, occurs when workers with skills are forced to accept a job that they are overqualified for, i.e. a doctor driving a cab.
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Explanation:
unemployment:- When the person is willing to work at the prevailing wage rate , but he/she is not getting a job it is called unemployment
Disguised/underemployment :- When more people are working than its requirement then it is called disguised/underemployment
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