Unemployment can happen in different ways, and each type can have serious effects on people and the economy.

1. Structural Unemployment:

   • This happens when the economy changes, like when new technology is introduced.
   • It can create a problem where workers don’t have the skills needed for new jobs.

2. Cyclical Unemployment:

   • This type of unemployment occurs with the economy’s ups and downs.
   • It usually gets worse during economic slowdowns, which can cause people to spend less money.

3. Frictional Unemployment:

   • This is when people are without jobs for a short time while they look for new work.
   • A little bit of frictional unemployment is normal and can show a healthy economy, but if it lasts too long, it’s a concern.

4. Seasonal Unemployment:

   • This affects jobs in areas like farming and tourism that only work at certain times of the year.
   • Workers in these fields may struggle to find steady jobs all year round.

In general, all these types of unemployment can slow down the economy and lead to more social problems. To help fix these issues, you need good solutions, like job training programs and financial support plans.