Level Of Employment - GCSE Business Definition

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Level of employment is the total number of people who are employed within an economy at a given time. It includes individuals who are working in full-time, part-time, or temporary roles across all sectors and industries. The level of employment helps to assess the health of a country's economy, as higher employment levels indicate greater economic growth and stability. For GCSE business students, it is important to recognise how government policies, economic conditions, and business cycles can impact employment levels. It also helps to analyse market demand and consumer spending, as more employment creates individuals with higher purchasing power.

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