What does disguised unemployment refer to?

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A situation where the marginal revenue product of labor equals zeroUnemployment identical to seasonal joblessness in agriculture of less developed countriesFixed input ratios in agriculture and industry of developing nationsA condition caused by stagnant capital accumulation and unchanged technology

Explanation

Disguised unemployment occurs when the marginal revenue product of labor is zero, meaning additional workers do not contribute to increased output. It differs from seasonal unemployment, fixed input proportions, or issues related to capital and technology.