The Ill Effects of Unemployment Are Often More Severe Than

Multiple Choice

The ill effects of unemployment are often more severe than official data suggest since

A) the natural rate of unemployment is not accounted for
B) much of the unemployment that is reported is structural
C) over 50 percent of the unemployed are unemployed for more than half a year
D) the incidence of unemployment, both in frequency and duration, is spread unevenly throughout the population
E) workers who enter the labor force for the first time are not counted as unemployed