The labor force consists of:
Select one:
a. all adults who are able to work.
b. discouraged workers, employed workers, plus those actively seeking work.
c. all adults who are working, plus those not working.
d. employed plus unemployed adults.
Answer
Option d
d. employed plus unemployed adults.
labor force is a sum of employed plus unemployed adults.
The population consists of all the people who are adult and non-adult
The adult population is the sum of the labor force and not in the labor force
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