When an Individual Is Frictionally Unemployed, the Unemployment Arises from

Multiple Choice

When an individual is frictionally unemployed, the unemployment arises from

A) a short-term elimination of jobs because of a slowdown in business activity.
B) imperfect labor market information which requires individuals to search for appropriate employment.
C) the permanent elimination of jobs because of a change in the structure of the economy.
D) a reduction in the overall demand for labor's skills.