Differences in likelihood of unemployment mean that of all those out of work at any time:
A) most will never return to work
B) most worked previously in middle class jobs
C) the odds of unemployment are about the same for working class and middle class people
D) most worked previously in working class jobs
E) most will return to work within a week or two

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Studies have shown that individuals who had previously worked in working class jobs are more likely to experience long-term unemployment or struggle to find new employment compared to those who had previously worked in middle class jobs. Therefore, the most likely scenario for those out of work at any time is that they previously worked in working class jobs.

Differences in Likelihood of Unemployment Mean That of All Those