Assume that
• U.S. population is 328 million people
• 70 million individuals are legally classified as unable to work (are less than 16 years of age, institutionalized, or in the military)
• 96 million who could be working are classified as uninterested working
• 7 million are classified as unemployed
Given this information, what is the unemployment rate?
State your answer as a percentage (type in the percentage symbol), and round to one decimal place, i.e. x.x%
Unemployment rate is 4.3%...
Total population of U.S = 328 million..
Total Labour force
= Total population of U.S - (legally unable to work + uninterested to work)
= 328 -(70+96) = 328 - 166 = 162 million
unemployed people= 7 million
Hence, Unemployment rate
= (Unemployed people /Labour force)*100
= (7/162)*100 = 4.3%...
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