The Most Significant Real Economic Cost of High Unemployment Is

Multiple Choice

The most significant real economic cost of high unemployment is:

A) ​the money cost of unemployment insurance payments to the unemployed.
B) ​the lost tax revenue that might have been paid by persons if they had worked.
C) ​the difference in income between a person's lost job and new job.
D) ​the potential goods and services that might have been produced but weren't.