From 2005-2008,the unemployment rate in Canada was significantly different from the rates in France,Germany,and Italy.This is often attributed to the idea that the rate of ________ unemployment in these European countries was ________ than it was in Canada.

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Structural unemployment refers to a mismatch between the skills of job seekers and the requirements of available jobs. The question implies that Canada had a lower unemployment rate compared to France, Germany, and Italy, suggesting that the labor market in Canada was better able to match available jobs with job seekers, while the other countries had higher rates of structural unemployment.

From 2005-2008,the Unemployment Rate in Canada Was Significantly Different from the Rates