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Question 100.7 pts Sarah has quit her job to stay home and raise her first child....

Question 100.7 pts

Sarah has quit her job to stay home and raise her first child.

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structural

seasonal

frictional

cyclical

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Question 110.7 pts

Isabel was laid off from her job at Apple Computer and the only work she could find was in fast food restaurants. She is not now looking for work.

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cyclical

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Question 120.7 pts

The six year-old California drought reduced the demand for fruit processors and ski instructors.

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cyclical

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Question 130.7 pts

Roger the Dodger, and gang member and big-time drug dealer, is making lots of money dealing illegal drugs.

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cyclical

structural

frictional

seasonal

not in labor force

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