When an individual is frictionally unemployed, the unemployment arises in part from
A) individuals searching for appropriate employment.
B) a short- term elimination of jobs because of a slowdown in business activity.
C) a reduction in the overall demand for workers' skills.
D) the permanent elimination of jobs because of a change in the structure of the economy.

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Frictional unemployment refers to the time and effort it takes for individuals to find a job that is appropriate for their skills and preferences. Therefore, the unemployment arises from individuals searching for employment opportunities that match their qualifications and preferences.

When an Individual Is Frictionally Unemployed, the Unemployment Arises in Part