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Question : The rate at which new jobs are created in an economy is known as:

Option 1: Employment rate

Option 2: Job creation rate

Option 3: Labor participation rate

Option 4: Job vacancy rate


Team Careers360 20th Jan, 2024
Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Job creation rate


Solution : The correct answer is (b) Job creation rate

The rate at which new jobs are created in an economy is known as the job creation rate. It measures the pace at which employment opportunities are generated within a specific time period.

The job creation rate is an important indicator of economic growth and vitality. When the job creation rate is high, it signifies a growing economy with expanding employment opportunities. It suggests that businesses are hiring and expanding their workforce, indicating positive economic conditions and potential for reduced unemployment.

Conversely, a low job creation rate may indicate slower economic growth, limited business expansion, and potentially higher unemployment rates. Monitoring the job creation rate helps policymakers, economists, and businesses assess the health of the labor market and make informed decisions related to workforce planning, economic policies, and investment strategies.

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