Question

Sandy has graduated from college and is devoting her time to searching for a job. She has seen plenty of openings but has not yet been offered one that best suits her tastes and skills. Sandy is

a. frictionally unemployed.
b. Frictional unemployment can exist even in the long run.
c. structurally unemployed.
d. There is no structural unemployment in the long run.
e. frictionally unemployed.
f. There is no frictional unemployment in the long run.

Answer 1

Sandy is experiencing frictional unemployment as she searches for a job that best suits her tastes and skills.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sandy, who is graduated from college and searching for a job that best suits her tastes and skills, is experiencing frictional unemployment. Frictional unemployment refers to the temporary unemployment that occurs as workers transition between jobs. It is not inherently a bad thing, as it takes time for both employers and individuals to find the right job match.