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Edexcel A-Level Economics A2 3.3.4 4b Causes and Consequences of the Occupational Immobility of Labour Questions

Practise occupational labour immobility by interpreting declining job changes as weaker skills and identifying retraining after manufacturing job losses.

Syllabus
First assessment 2019
Course
Economics YEC11
Level
A2

Exam points

  • infer lower workforce skills from a sustained decline in how often workers change jobs
  • select training schemes over benefits, relocation grants or minimum wages after factory job losses

Edexcel A-Level Economics A2 3.3.4 4b Causes and Consequences of the Occupational Immobility of Labour Questions question 1

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A survey conducted in 2021 found that 76\% of US companies with factories in China were in the process of moving operations to other countries in southeast Asia. This would cause thousands of manufacturing workers in China to lose their jobs.

Which one of the following government measures is most likely to increase the occupational mobility of labour?

A

An increase in unemployment benefits

B

An increase in relocation grants for businesses

C

An increase in training schemes

D

An increase in the national minimum wage

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