Structural Unemployment Is More Persistent in France Than in the United

Structural unemployment is more persistent in France than in the United States because

A) French workers have less incentive to quickly seek a new position since their unemployment benefits are much higher.
B) France's labor regulations require a mandatory waiting period before a worker can reapply for a new job.
C) American workers have many more job opportunities than French workers.
D) Labor unions are weaker in France than they are in the United States.