Unemployment

Q1(h) Data response: what the recovery phase of the cycle does to unemployment - Greece case.

Q3(c) Name one cause of structural unemployment, China case (youth unemployment 14.9%, skills mismatch).

Q1(a) Multiple choice picking the example of seasonal unemployment.

Q2(g) Data response: what the arrival of AI does to structural unemployment.

Q2(b) Multiple choice on which kind of unemployment tracks the business cycle.

Q1(b) Multiple choice on what voluntary unemployment means.

Q2(a) Multiple choice picking the formula for the unemployment rate.

Q2(g) Data response: what the recovery phase does to unemployment - China case.

Q1(e) Work out the unemployment rate to 2 d.p. from the figures given.

Q2(d) Give the meaning of seasonal unemployment.

Q3(e) Data response: what low unemployment does for tax revenues - Australia case.

Q1(b) Multiple choice picking the example of frictional unemployment.

Q3(e) Data response: what rising unemployment does to the North East of England.

Q4(a) Work out the Netherlands' unemployment rate to 2 d.p. for December 2021.

Q1(g) Why do French tourism workers face seasonal unemployment? One reason.

Q4(a) Work out Mexico's unemployment rate to 2 d.p. for Q3 2020.

Q1(a) Multiple choice on what the International Labour Organisation measures.

Q2(a) Multiple choice naming the unemployment caused by a mine closing for good.

Q2(c) Name a type of unemployment.

Q4(b) Data response: what rising unemployment does to business confidence - India case.

Q1(a) Multiple choice picking the example of cyclical unemployment.

Q2(e) Name one effect of higher unemployment on Venezuelan business confidence.

Q1(a) Multiple choice naming unemployment caused by seasonal demand.

Q2(e) Give one effect of rising unemployment on consumer confidence.

Q1(a) Multiple choice completing what the International Labour Organisation measures.

Q1(g) Give one reason someone might choose voluntary unemployment.

Q3(d) Data response: what a recession does to unemployment - Italy case.

Q1(a) Multiple choice naming the unemployment generous benefits can cause.

Q1(c) Give the meaning of unemployment.

Q1(e) Work out the unemployment rate to 2 d.p. from a labour force of 72m with 8m unemployed.

Q4(a) Work out the UK's average unemployment rate to 2 d.p. for December 2018.

Q4(b) Data response: why unemployment rates differ between UK regions.

Q1(b) Multiple choice on the main cause of frictional unemployment.

Q3(d) Data response: what unemployment does to an economy.

Q3(e) Data response: what high unemployment does - South Africa case.