Cyclical unemployment results from:
A)a mismatch of skills.
B)being in the wrong geographical location.
C)monetary cost and the time it takes to find the best job.
D)seasonal decreases in demand for labor.
E)prolonged declines in business activity.

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Cyclical unemployment is directly related to the macroeconomic concept of the business cycle, with higher unemployment during periods of recession or prolonged declines in business activity. Choices A, B, C, and D describe other types of unemployment such as frictional, structural, and seasonal, but not cyclical.

Cyclical Unemployment Results From