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Why Doesn't Full Employment Mean Zero Unemployment? In this informative video, we will clarify the concept of full employment and its relationship with unemployment rates. While full employment suggests that the economy is utilizing its labor resources effectively, it does not imply that unemployment is nonexistent. We will discuss the different types of unemployment that exist even when the economy is thriving.

This video will cover frictional unemployment, which occurs when workers transition between jobs, and structural unemployment, which arises from a mismatch between worker skills and employer needs. We will explain the natural rate of unemployment, which includes both frictional and structural unemployment, and how it serves as a baseline even in a fully functioning economy.

Additionally, we will highlight the importance of excluding cyclical unemployment, which is linked to economic downturns, from the full employment definition. By understanding these dynamics, viewers will gain a clearer perspective on how labor markets operate and the potential consequences of achieving zero unemployment.

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