Rosa recently completed her college degree and is looking for her first job. She has had a few interviews and prospects look good for her to land a new job in the next couple of weeks. Based on this description, Rosa is best described as:

A. cyclically unemployed.
B. structurally unemployed.
C. not in the labor force.
D. frictionally unemployed.


Answer: D

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