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Which of the following describes a job shortage?
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A job shortage occurs when there is a higher demand for labor than there is for jobs.
A job shortage occurs when there is a higher demand for labor than there is for jobs.
A job shortage occurs when there is a higher demand for jobs than there is for labor.
A job shortage occurs when there is a higher demand for jobs than there is for labor.
A job shortage occurs when there are more jobs than there are applicants.
A job shortage occurs when there are more jobs than there are applicants.
A job shortage happens when the economy has a lack of applicants for a job category.
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A job shortage occurs when there are more jobs than there are applicants.
Explanation: that means employers have difficulty filling openings because there aren’t enough qualified or available workers, the opposite of a labor surplus (too many workers for available jobs).
Explanation: that means employers have difficulty filling openings because there aren’t enough qualified or available workers, the opposite of a labor surplus (too many workers for available jobs).
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