Employment and unemployment
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 2, Unit T2-5 (spec ref 2.5.4) — employment, underemployment and unemployment; the economically active vs inactive; measuring unemployment (claimant count vs the ILO/Labour Force Survey measure) and why they differ; causes and types of unemployment (structural, fri…
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Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Quick Check — Tier 1 Word, Technical Meaning
- Employment, Underemployment, Unemployment
- Splitting Up the Working-Age Population
- Hinge Check — Active or Inactive?
- Measuring Unemployment: Two Different Numbers
- Quick Check — Calculating the Rate
- The Unemployment Rate Over Time
- Causes and Types of Unemployment
- Hinge Check — Which Type Is It?
- Impact of Rising Unemployment
- Main Activity — Fenwick Toolworks
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