An individual with good job prospects who is between jobs is
A)structurally unemployed.
B)cyclically unemployed.
C)not in the labour force.
D)frictionally unemployed.

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Frictional unemployment refers to temporary unemployment caused by the time it takes for workers to search for and find new jobs that match their skills and preferences. In this case, the individual has good job prospects, meaning they are likely to find a new job relatively quickly, and their unemployment is therefore considered frictional.

An Individual with Good Job Prospects Who Is Between Jobs