Examples of "active" labor-market policies include all of the following except:
A) job-search assistance
B) subsidized employment
C) unemployment insurance
D) job-training programs

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Unemployment insurance is considered a "passive" labor-market policy because it provides financial assistance to individuals who are already unemployed, rather than actively creating employment opportunities or improving individuals' job skills. The other options, job-search assistance, subsidized employment, and job-training programs, are all examples of "active" labor-market policies.

Examples of "Active" Labor-Market Policies Include All of the Following