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The term “disguised unemployment” generally means:

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Remember the differences:
• Disguised Unemployment $\rightarrow$ More workers than required; marginal productivity is nearly zero.
• Seasonal Unemployment $\rightarrow$ Employment available only during certain seasons.
• Open Unemployment $\rightarrow$ Workers are willing to work but cannot find jobs.
• Underemployment $\rightarrow$ Workers are employed below their skill level or for fewer hours than desired. A simple memory aid: \[ \boxed{ \text{Disguised Unemployment} = \text{Extra Labour + Zero Marginal Product} } \]
Updated On: Jul 29, 2026
  • Unlimited demand of labour in the subsistence sector
  • Marginal product of labour is almost zero
  • Informal economy of the urban sector harbours the bulk of unemployed labour in transition
  • Seasonal unemployment
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The Correct Option is B

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