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Distinguish between open unemployment and distinguished unemployment .

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Answered by shinie40

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Explanation:

Open employment refers to the situation in which an individual has no job and unable to earn his livelihood. (i) Disguised unemployment refers to the situation in which people work at a place where there is no more people are requird. ... (ii) This unemployment is clearly visible. (ii) This unemployment is hidden.

Answered by db933250

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Answer:

Open unemployment

(i) Open unemployment refers to the situation in which an individual has no job and unable to earn his livelihood

(ii) This unemployment is clearly visible.

Distinguished unemployment

(i) Disguised unemployment refers to the situation in which people work at a place where there is no more people are requird.

.(ii) This unemployment is hidden.

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