Define disguised unemployment and provide examples from urban and rural areas.
Unemployment due to lack of skills
More workers employed than required
Seasonal unemployment
Technological unemployment
Answer and Solution
Answer
B. More workers employed than required
Solution:
Disguised unemployment refers to a situation where more workers are employed in a task than actually required, leading to inefficiency. An example in urban areas could be multiple family members working on a small business, and in rural areas, it could be excess labor on a farm where some workers are not contributing significantly to output.
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