__________ Is the Single Most Important Preventable Cause of Death

question 131

Multiple Choice

__________ is the single most important preventable cause of death in industrialized nations.

• A) Alcoholism
• B) Cigarette smoking
• C) Drug use
• D) Obesity

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Definitions:

Frictional Unemployment

A type of unemployment that occurs when workers are between jobs, often due to searches for better positions or relocations.

Structural Unemployment

Unemployment caused by a mismatch between the skills or locations of job seekers and the requirements or locations of available jobs.

Full Employment

An instance in which all obtainable labor forces are deployed in the most economically advantageous way.

Consumer Price Index

An indicator of inflation that looks at the weighted average costs of a collection of consumer goods and services.