The development of a nationwide computerized job bank listing all job openings would most likely reduce:
A)structural unemployment.
B)underemployment.
C)seasonal unemployment.
D)cyclical unemployment.
E)frictional unemployment.

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A nationwide computerized job bank would make it easier for job seekers to find work and for employers to fill open positions, thereby reducing frictional unemployment, which is caused by people transitioning between different jobs or careers. Structural unemployment (A) is caused by a mismatch between the skills of workers and the available jobs, and this would not be directly impacted by a job bank. Underemployment (B), seasonal unemployment (C), and cyclical unemployment (D) are all related to broader economic conditions and are unlikely to be significantly impacted by the creation of a job bank.

The Development of a Nationwide Computerized Job Bank Listing All