An unemployment rate of zero can not be expected since
A)there are some people who do not want to work.
B)there will always be discouraged workers.
C)some portion of the labour force will always be between jobs.
D)aggregate demand can never create enough job vacancies.

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Some portion of the labour force will always be between jobs, and therefore unable to find immediate employment. This means that unemployment will never reach zero. Option A is not a complete explanation, as there may be some people who are unable to work due to disability or other circumstances beyond their control. Option B is also a factor, but not the sole reason for the inability to achieve zero unemployment. Option D is incorrect because aggregate demand can create job vacancies, but it is not the only factor that affects unemployment rates.

An Unemployment Rate of Zero Can Not Be Expected Since