The United States has an unemployment compensation program that provides income for those out of work. In this case, unemployment is a. not a problem, because the unemployment compensation program gives the unemployed enough funds for basic needs. b. not a problem, because the unemployment compensation program is not available to workers in all occupations until they find another job. c. still a problem, because the unemployment compensation program merely gives the unemployed enough funds for basic needs. d. still a problem, because the unemployment compensation program is not available to workers in the service occupation

Unemployment itself does not get solved by the government providing unemployment benefits. Rather it prolongs the issue as many workers go onto rely on the free money and may not get back to work again. Which is a negative as the person does not "contribute to the society" in one sense. However many long-term unemployed people are unemployed for other reasons such as medical or bankruptcy, or more personal issues. Many do get back to work after a few months. However for the question itself, it is still a problem