The following policies have at times been advocated for coping with the problem of unemployment. Briefly explain how each policy might work, and explain which type or types of unemployment (frictional, structural, or cyclical) the policy is designed to alter. A. Lowering the minimum wage for teenagers. B. Retraining programs for workers who need to learn new skills in order to find employment. C. Public employment for people without jobs. D. Improving information about a available jobs and current wage rates. This policy would increase structural unemployment by making profitable to hire workers who would otherwise not be productive enough to employ. (To some extent, however teenager workers might be substituted for existing workers, thus lessening the impact on unemployment. This policy would increase structural unemployment by making it profitable to hire workers who would otherwise not be productive enough to employ. (To some extent, however teenager workers might be substituted for existing workers, thus lessening the impact on unemployment. This policy would increase structural unemployment by making it profitable to hire workers who would otherwise not be productive enough to employ. (To some extent, however teenager workers might be substituted for existing workers, thus lessening the impact on unemployment. This policy would increase structural unemployment by making it profitable to hire workers who would otherwise not be productive enough to employ. (To some extent, however teenager workers might be substituted for existing workers, thus increasing the impact on unemployment. This policy would reduce structural unemployment by providing workers with skills needed new or expanding industries. This policy would reduce structural unemployment by providing workers with skills needed in new or expanding industries. This policy would reduce structural but not cyclical unemployment be providing jobs for people who would otherwise be unemployed. The program would cause a direct decrease in the demand for labor. A worry might be that to pay then, taxes must be collected thus reducing demand in the private sector and eliminating some phase private vector jobs. This policy would reduce structural but not cyclical unemployment be providing jobs for people for would otherwise be unemployed. The program would cause a direct decrease in the demand for labor. A worry might be that to pay them, taxes must be collected thus increasing demand in the private sector and eliminating some phase private vector jobs. This policy would reduce structural but not cyclical unemployment by providing jobs for people who would otherwise be unemployed. The program would cause a direct decrease in the demand for labor. A worry might be that to pay then, taxes must be collected thus reducing demand in the private sector and eliminating some phase private vector jobs. Increase frictional unemployment by adding workers in their job bust. Reduces frictional unemployment by adding workers in their job bust