I need response to this question 4. Explain the changes from year 1 to year 2....
I need response to this question <1> unemployment rate in year 1 = (7.2 million/120 million) x 100 = 6 percent unemployment rate in year 2 = (6.7 million/119.5 million)x100 = 5.6 percent <2> the number of people employed in year 1 = 120 million-7.2 million = 112.8 million the number of people employed in year 2 = 119.5 million-6.7 million = 112.8 million <3> the labor force participation rate in year 1 = (120 million/200million) x 100 = 60...
I need response to this question <1> unemployment rate in year 1 = 17.2 million/120 million)*100 = 6 percent unemployment rate in year 2 = (6.7 million/119.5 million) x 100 = 5.6 percent <2> the number of people employed in year 1 = 120 million-7.2 million = 112.8 million the number of people employed in year 2 = 119.5 million-6.7 million = 112.8 million <3> the labor force participation rate in year 1 = (120 million/200million) x 100 = 60...
I need response to this question 1. Compute the unemployment rate in each year. U-rate in Year 1 =100 x (7.2 / 120) = 6% U-rate in Year 2 = 100 x (6.7/119.5) = 5.6% 2. Compute the number of people employed in each year. People employed in Year 1 = 120 -7.2 = 112.8 million people employed in Year 2 = 119.5 - 6.7 = 112.8 million 3. Compute the labor force participation rate in each year. Labor force...
Please I need response to this answer ASAP. 1. Compute the unemployment rate in each year. U-rate in Year 1 = 100 x (7.2 / 120) = 6% U-rate in Year 2 =100 x (6.7/119.5) = 5.6% 2. Compute the number of people employed in each year. People employed in Year 1 = 120 - 7.2 = 112.8 million people employed in Year 2 = 119.5 - 6.7 = 112.8 million 3. Compute the labor force participation rate in each...
Question 6 1 pts Consider an economy made up of 100 people, 50 of whom hold jobs, 10 of whom are looking for work, and 15 of whom are retired. The unemployment rate is approximately: O 17 percent. O 20 percent. 25 percent. 12 percent. 10 percent. Previous Next UiZ instructions Question 7 1 pts The unemployment rate will decrease whenever there is a(n): O reduction in the size of the labor force. decrease in the number of unemployed and...
Consider a small economy composed of six people: Yakov, Ana, Charles, Dina, Juanita, and Gilberto. Each person's employment status is described in the following table. Based on the criteria used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), identify each person’s status as employed, unemployed, “not in the labor force” (if not in the civilian labor force but still part of the adult population), or “not in the adult population” if not in the civilian adult population. Person Status Yakov is...
1) The table below lists the number of people by labor force classification for the country of Grenyarnia. Employed 78 million Unemployed 12 million Not in the Labor Force 30 million a.) Calculate the number in the labor force, and the unemployment rate. b.) Calculate the number in the adult population, and the labor force participation rate. c.) Suppose 8 million people who were previously employed become discouraged workers. Recalculate the unemployment rate and the labor force participation rate. d.)...
QUESTION 33 Xenia has 100,000,000 people. Of this population, 25,000,000 residents are below age 16 and 10.000,000 have given up looking for work. Currently, 15,000,000 people are unemployed but are actively looking for work, and the rest are fully employed. What is the labor force participation rate? 87% 90% ОООО 80% 2096
2. The table below relates to the labor force classification of a particular country. Use the information to answer the questions that follows. Full-time employed 56 million Part-time employed 22 million Unemployed 12 million Not in the Labor Force 30 million Calculate the following: a. Labor Force b. Adult Population c. Unemployment rate d. Labor-Force participation rate e. If some of those actively looking for a job apparently give-up and become “discourage workers’. All else being the same, how would...
I need some help completing this exercise on unemployment and inflation and labor force participation In an economy, the working-age population is 400 million. Of this total, 320.0 million workers are employed. 12.0 million workers are unemployed 56.0 million workers are not available for work (homemakers, full-time students, etc.) 8.0 million workers are available for work but are discouraged and thus are not seeking work 4.0 million workers are available for work but are not currently seeking work due to...