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In an economic activity, ‘Marginal Productivity of Labour’ becomes zero even though labour is working. This signifies
Frictional Unemployment
Disguised Unemployment
Cyclical Unemployment
Voluntary Unemployment
- Marginal Productivity of Labour: This concept measures the additional output from adding one more unit of labour while keeping other inputs constant. A zero value indicates additional labour doesn't increase output.
- Option 1: Frictional Unemployment: This is temporary and occurs when people are between jobs or entering the workforce. It's a short-term mismatch in the job market.
- Option 2: Disguised Unemployment: Occurs when more workers are employed than necessary, especially in agriculture. Here, surplus workers don't contribute to productivity.
- Option 3: Cyclical Unemployment: This results from economic downturns when demand for goods and services decreases, leading to layoffs.
- Option 4: Voluntary Unemployment: Occurs when workers choose not to work at the current wage rate or conditions.
Option 2: Disguised Unemployment is Correct
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