Types of structural unemployment in the United Kingdom.
The author assesses the importance of each classification of "structural unemployment, namely technological, mismatch of skills, geographical mismatch, demographic shifts, institutional rigidities, 'unemployability', and capital-restructuring unemployment." in the United Kingdom.  He also reviews recent evidence on regional wage differential adjustments and their impact on the disequilibrium within the British labor market.
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Developed Countries; Economic Factors; Economics; Employment; Europe; Geographic Factors; Human Resources; Labor Force; Macroeconomic Factors; Northern Europe; Population; Social Sciences; Theoretical Studies; Unemployment; United Kingdom; Wages