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Question : The "skill gap" refers to:

 

Option 1: The difference in wages between skilled and unskilled workers

Option 2: The disparity in educational attainment across different regions

Option 3: The shortage of workers with specific skills in the labor market

Option 4: The effect of technological advancements on job opportunities


Team Careers360 4th Jan, 2024
Answer (1)
Team Careers360 14th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: The shortage of workers with specific skills in the labor market


Solution : The correct answer is (c) - The shortage of workers with specific skills in the labor market

The "skill gap" refers to the mismatch or disparity between the skills demanded by employers in the labor market and the skills possessed by the available workforce. It occurs when there is a shortage of workers with specific skills or qualifications needed to perform certain jobs or meet the requirements of particular industries or sectors.

The skill gap can be observed in various sectors and occupations, such as technology, healthcare, engineering, and skilled trades. It highlights the importance of addressing the disconnect between education and training systems and the evolving needs of the labor market to ensure a well-equipped workforce.

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