In an economy where wage and price-setting behaviors result in a stable equilibrium level of unemployment, the prevailing real wage is higher than the wage that would make the quantity of labor supplied equal to the quantity of labor demanded. Given this situation, which statement best characterizes the composition of the resulting pool of structurally unemployed workers?

Components of Structural Unemployment

Within an economic model where the equilibrium real wage is determined by the intersection of wage-setting and price-setting behaviors, all individuals counted as structurally unemployed are considered involuntarily unemployed.

In an economy where the prevailing real wage is set above the level that would equate labor supply and demand, several individuals are counted as unemployed. Match each individual's situation to the appropriate category of unemployment.