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Frictional Unemployment

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Frictional Unemployment
Unemployment that results from incomplete information. Examples of frictional unemployment include first-time job seekers who do not have jobs because they do not have the resources to look for jobs successfully. Frictional unemployment may also occur when a company does not know where to look for qualified individuals. It is thought to be impossible to completely eliminate frictional unemployment.


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If there are coordination and harmonization between the needs of the private sector and the study's curriculums in such places of teaching, then the graduate shall have a better opportunity not to enter at least what is called above in this research frictional unemployment, or decreases it as much as possible.
While several factors have been attributed to unemployment, never has any single cause been specifically found to be the main cause of unemployment, although cyclical, technological/structural, seasonal and frictional unemployment has been discussed in macroeconomic theory.
 
 
 
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