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The labor force consists of:
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all adults who are able to work. |
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all adults who are working, plus those not working. |
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discouraged workers, employed workers, plus those actively seeking work. |
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all adults who are working or actively seeking work. |
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The unemployment rate may underestimate the true extent of unemployment if:
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there are a large number of people working in the underground economy. |
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employees increase the number of hours they work overtime. |
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many people become discouraged and cease looking for work. |
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many people have a part time as well as a full time job. |
1. Option D.
2. Option C.
Question The labor force consists of: Question options: all adults who are able to work. all...
21. Insofar as government public policy is concerned, the best way to battle unemployment would be A. to minimize the severity of recessions B. to maximize unemployment payments C. to maximize unemployment insurance duration D. to minimize labor unions 22. The labor force consists of A. discouraged workers, employed workers, plus those actively seeking work. B. all adults who are working or actively seeking work. C. all adults who are able to work D. all adults who are working, plus...
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.
The unemployment rate may underestimate the true extent of unemployment if: Select one: a. many people work in the underground economy. b. employees increase the number of hours they work overtime. c. many people become discouraged and cease looking for work. d. many people have a part time as well as a full time job.
Consider the graph of the labor market shown here. At the wage rate of $15, the number of unemployed people in this market is: Wage Labor supply $15 $14 $13 Labor demand 20 22 24 Quantity of labor in thousands) zero. 2,000 O 22,000. 4.000. After a financial crisis hits the country of Barbaria, 3 million people become unemployed. If 55 million individuals are lucky enough to keep their jobs, what is the unemployment rate? Please specify your answer to...
Question 5 a) Statistics Canada counts as employed people who work part-time but would prefer to work full-time. Suppose the people who had part-time jobs, but wanted full-time jobs, were counted as unemployed. Explain how the unemployment rate and the labour force participation rate would change. b) The labour force survey does not count discouraged workers as unemployed. Suppose discouraged workers were counted as unemployed. Explain how the unemployment rate and the labour force participation rate would change. c) How...
Simply counting the number of unemployed workers will not necessarily give the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) the most accurate indication of the extent of underemployment in the economy. Some part-time workers will be counted as employed even if they'd like to work full-time. Furthermore, some jobless workers will not qualify as unemployed because they have given up on their job search, frustrated with their inability to find work. Fortunately, the BLS can use the information provided in the household...
If the unemployment rate is 6%, it suggests that 6% of Select one: a. the population is not working b. the labor force is not working at that time c. people are discouraged from job search d. the individuals who are looking for work cannot find jobs e. of all potential workers are not working
Suppose country A has a total population of 1200. There are 200 children and 1000 adults. Of the 1000 adults, 850 are employed. Of the remaining 150 adults, 100 are not employed but are actively seeking work, and the remaining 50 are not employed and not actively seeking work. a. calculate and interpret the labor force participation rate. b. Calculate the unemployment rate and interpret it. Suppose of the 100 individuals who are unemployed, 20 are in the middle of...
The options for the first question are 1. Household survey's 2. private-sector payroll's 3. unemployment office registrations Suppose a government report about a country's employment situation reveals the following data (all values are in millions of people) 260Working-age population 90Employed people 28People not working but actively looking for work 34 Unemployed people who have stopped looking for work 108 People not working and not seeking work If the country in question is the United States, these data are obtained from...
macroeconomic Macroeconomics HW 6 Unemployment 1. How would you classify the labor-force status (employed, unemployed, not in LF) of the following? a. A bank manager who is currently not working because she took a year off to take care of a newborn child. b. A 14 year old who works 10 hours per week at Six Flags. c. A 16-year-old who is doing 20 hours per week of unpaid work in his father's business. d. An auto worker whose union...