Category | Millions |
total population | 310 |
population 16 and above | 250 |
employed | 192 |
unemployed | 8.00 |
structurally unemployed | 4.00 |
frictionally unemployed | 2.00 |
unemployed more 27 weeks or more | 2.00 |
marginally attached workers | 2.00 |
discouraged workers | 1.00 |
workers who are part time but want full time | 0.10 |
Please calculate the labor force participation rate.
What is the "headline" (U-3) unemployment rate?
a.
The labor force participation rate=(LF/population 16 and above)*100
=(200/250)*100
=80%
b.
(U-3) unemployment rate=(Total unemployed people / LF)*100
=(8/200)*100
=4%
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