Frictional unemployment is unemployment:
A)due to a temporary downturn in the economy.
B)due to the time it takes for employers to search for workers and for workers to search for jobs.
C)that occurs because wages don't fall to bring labor demand and labor supply into equilibrium.
D)that occurs because of seasonal changes.

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Frictional unemployment occurs due to the time it takes for employers to search for workers and for workers to search for jobs, such as when individuals leave their jobs voluntarily or are searching for their first job. This type of unemployment is often seen as a natural and normal part of a dynamic economy.

Frictional Unemployment Is Unemployment