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Essay heading: Unemployment & the Economy
 
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"It is a sign of efficiency in an economy when workers try to increase their income?by leaving one job for another" (Boyes, 2005, p.169). A third type of unemployment is structural unemployment, "a product of technological change and other changes in the structure of the economy". Structural unemployment means that the structure of one's job has changed; therefore, leaving employees to leave the workplace and seek other jobs...
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For example, most recently in many supermarkets, there are "self check-out" registers. This type of device allows the customer to take the items they wish to buy, scan them, bag them, and pay for them. All of this occurs without any interaction with a customer service representative. If this type of "self check-out" device continues to develop throughout stores, there will be a lack of employees needed to meet the demands of the customers...
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How has the level of employment/unemployment and national minimum wage legislation impacted on the economy as a whole and how will this effect the economy in the years to come?   Unemployment & the Economy   Demographic Breakdown of Unemployment and Non Labor Force Workers in the Nation   Unemployment Rate   The unemployment rate   The Unemployment Rate   Unemployment Rate   Economic Concern: Unemployment Rate   Canada's Unemployment Rate   Natural Rate of Unemployment   UNemployment Jobs   Effects Of The National Minimum Wage On Unemployment And Inflation   How has the UK Labour Government kept Unemployment at a Minimum?   The effect of the minimum wage has on unemployment   CRITICALLY EVALUATE THE EXTENT TO WHICH EFFICIENCY WAGE THEORY CAN PROVIDE AN EXPLANATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT  
 
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