Balin recently lost his job as a dog trainer because of a recession. He is seeking a new job, but his prospects appear dim until the economy recovers. Based on this description, Balin is best described as: Multiple Choice O O O O structurally unemployed. frictionally unemployed. cyclically unemployed. not in the labor force.
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