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Employed persons

People over 15


Willing/able to find work

Unemployed persons

People over 15


Actively seeking work, but unable to

Labour force

People over 15


Willing/able to find work

Non-labour force

People over 15


Unwilling/unable to find work

Unemployment rate

- Measuring Labour Force


- Survey


- Limitations: may life, small sample size




= unemployed seeking work / unemployed seeking work + employed

Participation rate

- Measuring Labour Force


% of people over 15 willing/able to to work




= WAP - employed - unemployed seeking work / WAP

Underutilisation rate

- Measuring Labour Force


% of the sum of the number of people unemployed and the number underemployed

Full employment

Concept where all/most individuals who want to work are able to find work

NAIRU

Non


Accelerating


Inflation


Rate of


Unemployment




- Unemployment is low, but not so low that is causes inflation to rise.


- You want some unemployment, or they'll be an increase in demand, but supply will be insufficient

Hidden Unemployment

People over 15 who could work, however aren't actively seeking


- Hidden from data

Disguised/Under Employment

People are working, but not to full capacity


- Part time


- Overqualified

Cyclical Unemployment

Occurs when there is a downturn in the economy


- Less growth = more cyclical unemployment

Natural Unemployment

Occurs naturally in the economy


- Government can't control

Seasonal Unemployment

Type of natural unemployment


- Unemployment depending on the season




EG: tourism, skiing, public holidays, farming

Structural Unemployment

Type of natural unemployment


- Occurs due to changes in the structure of the economy




EG: technological advances

Frictional Unemployment

Type of natural unemployment


- When people are inbetween jobs




EG: builders, entrepreneurs, freelance writers, painters, actors

Hardcore Unemployment

Type of natural unemployment


- People who are unemployed for extended period of time




EG: past prisoners, disabled, high demand for certain job

Aggregate demand

AD = C + I + G + (X-M)

Aggregate supply

- Availability of Resources


- Cost of production


- Efficiency/Productivity

Ceteris Paribas

- All other things being equal


- Only look at one thing in isolation, separate from other factors

Factors effecting unemployment - AD

AD


Income


Confidence


Aussie dollar


Interest rates



Factors effecting unemployment - AS

AS


Natural Disaster


Ageing population


Interest rates


Tech advances


Taxes (company, income)

Government Policies to generate unemployment - Demand

Monetary Policy - manipulates interest rates




- Decreased interest rate


- Increase in discretionaryincome (income after paying off loans)


- Increase in householdconsumption.


- Increase in aggregate demand


- Correspondingincreased GDP as well as a higher demand for labour


- Decrease in unemployment – Ceteris Paribas.


Government Policies to generate unemployment - Supply

The Budgetary/Fiscal Policy - manipulates the governmentrevenue and expenditure




-Increased spending on infrastructure


- Increase in efficiency.


- Increase in AS


- Corresponding increased GDP


- Higher demand for labour


- Decrease in unemployment – Ceteris Paribas.


Impacts of Unemployment on Living Standards

M


- GDP per capita


NM


- Crime rate


- Drugs/alcohol


- Happiness


- Mental Health


- Socia cohesion