The demand for workers often rises in one region of the U.S. and falls in another. This illustrates
A)frictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts.
B)frictional unemployment created by efficiency wages.
C)structural unemployment created by efficiency wages.
D)structural unemployment created by sectoral shifts.

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This scenario illustrates frictional unemployment created by sectoral shifts, as workers may need to move or retrain for new jobs in different regions or sectors, causing temporary unemployment.

The Demand for Workers Often Rises in One Region of the U.S