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Suppose 100 million people are in the civilian labor force and 90 million people are employed. How many people are unemployed? What is the unemployment rate?  

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TOTAL CIVILIAN POPULATION AGE 16 AND OLDER: 233.8 million
NOT IN LABOR FORCE: 79.5 million
CIVILIAN FORCE TOTAL: 154.3 million
- EMPLOYED: 145.4 million
- UNEMPLOYED: 8.9 million
CIVILIAN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE: 5.8%

suppose 5 million originally discouraged workers have come back tothe job markets looking for jobs. Before any of them can find ajob, how many people are in the civilian labor force?




million
Please enter 1 digit after the decimal point.
TOTAL CIVILIAN POPULATION AGE 16 AND OLDER: 233.8 million
NOT IN LABOR FORCE: 79.5 million
CIVILIAN FORCE TOTAL: 154.3 million
- EMPLOYED: 145.4 million
- UNEMPLOYED: 8.9 million
CIVILIAN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE: 5.8%


suppose 5 million originally discouraged workers have come back tothe job markets looking for jobs. Before any of them can find ajob, how many people are unemployed?


million?
Please enter 1 digit after the decimal point.

The unemployment rate equals

A. (number of people unemployed + labor force) x 100

B. (number of people employed - number of people unemployed) + labor force x 100

C. (number of people unemployed + working-age population) x 100

D. (number of people unemployed + number of people employed) x 100

E. (labor force + working-age population) x 100

 

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