Reading Comprehension: Detail Questions
According to the passage, Frictional Unemployment can become beneficial to the economy when
It is specifically stated in the fourth paragraph (the one that discusses Frictional Unemployment) that
...an economy in which the unemployed take longer to reenter the workforce could be significantly injured.
Hence, the passage does not support this case as a situation in which Frictional Unemployment can be good for the economy.
According to the passage, offered conditions and demand always affect the time spent between jobs - they are factors which create Frictional Unemployment.
This treacherous distractor intentionally mixes up the factors of Frictional Unemployment with its possible influence on the economy. It does not explain in what circumstances Frictional Unemployment is beneficial.
The fourth paragraph, which discusses Frictional Unemployment, does not mention the case of employees moving immediately from one job to another since Frictional Unemployment is defined as unemployment between jobs.
In which paragraph did you look for the answer?
The words workforce, high demand, and unavailable are indeed mentioned in the same context in the third paragraph. However, this question's question stem points us to the fourth paragraph, which, as indicated by the Initial Reading, deals with Frictional Unemployment.
Do not wander off aimlessly across the passage - stick to the map you established in your Initial Reading and use information extracted from the question stem in order to find the sentence in which the detail in question appears.
This question's question stem points us to the fourth paragraph, which, as indicated by the Initial Reading, deals with Frictional Unemployment.
Do not wander off aimlessly across the passage - stick to the map you established in your Initial Reading and use information extracted from the question stem in order to find the sentence in which the detail in question appears.
Great! This question's question stem points us to the fourth paragraph, which, as indicated by the Initial Reading, deals with Frictional Unemployment. However, the words workforce, high demand, and unavailable are mentioned together in the third paragraph.
Do not wander off aimlessly across the passage - stick to the map you established in your Initial Reading and use information extracted from the question stem in order to find the sentence in which the detail in question appears.
Excellent!
The third sentence of the fourth paragraph, which discusses Frictional Unemployment, begins by stating that:
... a short length of time searching for suitable employment is ... invigorating ... for the economy,
In other words, Frictional Unemployment is good for the economy when people spend a short period of time looking for their next job.