QUE_1005_A1 0 QUE_1006_A2 0 QUE_1007_A3 1.00 QUE_1008_A4 0 QUE_1011_A1 0 QUE_1012_A2 0 QUE_1013_A3 0 QUE_1014_A4 1.00 QUE_1017_A1 0 QUE_1018_A2 0 QUE_1019_A3 0 QUE_1020_A4 1.00 QUE_1023_A1 0 QUE_1024_A2 1.00 QUE_1025_A3 0 QUE_1026_A4 0 QUE_1029_A1 0 QUE_1030_A2 0 QUE_1031_A3 0 QUE_1032_A4 1.00 QUE_1035_A1 0 QUE_1036_A2 1.00 QUE_1037_A3 0 QUE_1038_A4 0 QUE_1041_A1 0 QUE_1042_A2 0 QUE_1043_A3 1.00 QUE_1044_A4 0 QUE_1047_A1 1.00 QUE_1048_A2 0 QUE_1049_A3 0 QUE_1050_A4 0 not one of the categories into which the Bureau of Labor Statistics places each adult of each surveyed household?]]> QUE_1053_A1 0 QUE_1054_A2 0 QUE_1055_A3 1.00 QUE_1056_A4 0 QUE_1059_A1 0 QUE_1060_A2 1.00 QUE_1061_A3 0 QUE_1062_A4 0 QUE_1065_A1 0 QUE_1066_A2 0 QUE_1067_A3 0 QUE_1068_A4 1.00 not included in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' “employed” category?]]> QUE_1071_A1 0 QUE_1072_A2 0 QUE_1073_A3 1.00 QUE_1074_A4 0 QUE_1077_A1 0 QUE_1078_A2 1.00 QUE_1079_A3 0 QUE_1080_A4 0 QUE_1083_A1 0 QUE_1084_A2 0 QUE_1085_A3 0 QUE_1086_A4 1.00 QUE_1089_A1 0 QUE_1090_A2 0 QUE_1091_A3 0 QUE_1092_A4 1.00 QUE_1095_A1 1.00 QUE_1096_A2 0 QUE_1097_A3 0 QUE_1098_A4 0 QUE_1101_A1 0 QUE_1102_A2 0 QUE_1103_A3 0 QUE_1104_A4 1.00 QUE_1107_A1 0 QUE_1108_A2 0 QUE_1109_A3 1.00 QUE_1110_A4 0 QUE_1113_A1 1.00 QUE_1114_A2 0 QUE_1115_A3 0 QUE_1116_A4 0 QUE_1119_A1 0 QUE_1120_A2 0 QUE_1121_A3 1.00 QUE_1122_A4 0 QUE_1125_A1 1.00 QUE_1126_A2 0 QUE_1127_A3 0 QUE_1128_A4 0 QUE_1131_A1 0 QUE_1132_A2 0 QUE_1133_A3 0 QUE_1134_A4 1.00 everyone in the adult population that the Bureau of Labor Statistics counts as unemployed?]]> QUE_1137_A1 0 QUE_1138_A2 0 QUE_1139_A3 1.00 QUE_1140_A4 0 QUE_1143_A1 0 QUE_1144_A2 0 QUE_1145_A3 1.00 QUE_1146_A4 0 QUE_1149_A1 1.00 QUE_1150_A2 0 QUE_1151_A3 0 QUE_1152_A4 0 QUE_1155_A1 0 QUE_1156_A2 1.00 QUE_1157_A3 0 QUE_1158_A4 0 QUE_1161_A1 0 QUE_1162_A2 0 QUE_1163_A3 0 QUE_1164_A4 1.00 QUE_1167_A1 1.00 QUE_1168_A2 0 QUE_1169_A3 0 QUE_1170_A4 0 QUE_1173_A1 0 QUE_1174_A2 0 QUE_1175_A3 1.00 QUE_1176_A4 0 QUE_1179_A1 0 QUE_1180_A2 1.00 QUE_1181_A3 0 QUE_1182_A4 0 QUE_1185_A1 0 QUE_1186_A2 0 QUE_1187_A3 0 QUE_1188_A4 1.00 QUE_1191_A1 0 QUE_1192_A2 0 QUE_1193_A3 1.00 QUE_1194_A4 0 QUE_1197_A1 0 QUE_1198_A2 0 QUE_1199_A3 1.00 QUE_1200_A4 0 QUE_1203_A1 0 QUE_1204_A2 0 QUE_1205_A3 1.00 QUE_1206_A4 0 QUE_1209_A1 0 QUE_1210_A2 0 QUE_1211_A3 1.00 QUE_1212_A4 0 QUE_1215_A1 1.00 QUE_1216_A2 0 QUE_1217_A3 0 QUE_1218_A4 0 QUE_1221_A1 1.00 QUE_1222_A2 0 QUE_1223_A3 0 QUE_1224_A4 0 QUE_1227_A1 0 QUE_1228_A2 0 QUE_1229_A3 0 QUE_1230_A4 1.00 QUE_1233_A1 0 QUE_1234_A2 0 QUE_1235_A3 0 QUE_1236_A4 1.00 QUE_1239_A1 0 QUE_1240_A2 0 QUE_1241_A3 0 QUE_1242_A4 1.00 QUE_1245_A1 0 QUE_1246_A2 1.00 QUE_1247_A3 0 QUE_1248_A4 0 QUE_1251_A1 0 QUE_1252_A2 0 QUE_1253_A3 1.00 QUE_1254_A4 0 QUE_1257_A1 0 QUE_1258_A2 0 QUE_1259_A3 0 QUE_1260_A4 1.00 not included in the labor force by the Bureau of Labor Statistics?]]> QUE_1263_A1 0 QUE_1264_A2 1.00 QUE_1265_A3 0 QUE_1266_A4 0 QUE_1269_A1 0 QUE_1270_A2 0 QUE_1271_A3 0 QUE_1272_A4 1.00 QUE_1275_A1 0 QUE_1276_A2 0 QUE_1277_A3 1.00 QUE_1278_A4 0 Sample Population

PersonStatus
AllenUnpaid stay at home dad.  Has not looked for a job in several years.
BenCollege president.
AllisonPart-time welder. Actively looking for full time work.
BrittanySelf-employed full-time wedding singer.
CathyFull-time physician’s assistant.
CalvinRetired finance professor.  Last applied for work 10 weeks ago.
DianeLaid-off fork-lift operator expecting to be recalled.
DavidWorks for a bicycle store.  Age 70.
EvelynManager of health food store.
EliMuseum guard.  Was not at work last week due to illness.
FloraHas never been employed.  Looked for a job last week.
FrankFired from job as an  investment banker.  Last looked for work three weeks ago.


Refer to Sample Population.  How many in the sample are unemployed?]]> QUE_1281_A1 0 QUE_1282_A2 0 QUE_1283_A3 1.00 QUE_1284_A4 0 Sample Population

PersonStatus
AllenUnpaid stay at home dad.  Has not looked for a job in several years.
BenCollege president.
AllisonPart-time welder. Actively looking for full time work.
BrittanySelf-employed full-time wedding singer.
CathyFull-time physician’s assistant.
CalvinRetired finance professor.  Last applied for work 10 weeks ago.
DianeLaid-off fork-lift operator expecting to be recalled.
DavidWorks for a bicycle store.  Age 70.
EvelynManager of health food store.
EliMuseum guard.  Was not at work last week due to illness.
FloraHas never been employed.  Looked for a job last week.
FrankFired from job as an  investment banker.  Last looked for work three weeks ago.


Refer to Sample Population.  How many in the sample are in the labor force?]]> QUE_1287_A1 1.00 QUE_1288_A2 0 QUE_1289_A3 0 QUE_1290_A4 0 QUE_1293_A1 1.00 QUE_1294_A2 0 QUE_1295_A3 0 QUE_1296_A4 0 QUE_1299_A1 0 QUE_1300_A2 0 QUE_1301_A3 1.00 QUE_1302_A4 0 QUE_1305_A1 0 QUE_1306_A2 1.00 QUE_1307_A3 0 QUE_1308_A4 0 QUE_1311_A1 0 QUE_1312_A2 1.00 QUE_1313_A3 0 QUE_1314_A4 0 QUE_1317_A1 0 QUE_1318_A2 0 QUE_1319_A3 1.00 QUE_1320_A4 0 QUE_1323_A1 1.00 QUE_1324_A2 0 QUE_1325_A3 0 QUE_1326_A4 0 QUE_1329_A1 0 QUE_1330_A2 0 QUE_1331_A3 1.00 QUE_1332_A4 0 , the unemployment rate]]> QUE_1335_A1 0 QUE_1336_A2 0 QUE_1337_A3 1.00 QUE_1338_A4 0 QUE_1341_A1 0 QUE_1342_A2 0 QUE_1343_A3 0 QUE_1344_A4 1.00 , the unemployment rate]]> QUE_1347_A1 1.00 QUE_1348_A2 0 QUE_1349_A3 0 QUE_1350_A4 0 QUE_1353_A1 1.00 QUE_1354_A2 0 QUE_1355_A3 0 QUE_1356_A4 0 QUE_1359_A1 0 QUE_1360_A2 1.00 QUE_1361_A3 0 QUE_1362_A4 0 QUE_1365_A1 0 QUE_1366_A2 0 QUE_1367_A3 0 QUE_1368_A4 1.00 QUE_1371_A1 0 QUE_1372_A2 0 QUE_1373_A3 0 QUE_1374_A4 1.00 QUE_1377_A1 1.00 QUE_1378_A2 0 QUE_1379_A3 0 QUE_1380_A4 0 QUE_1383_A1 0 QUE_1384_A2 0 QUE_1385_A3 0 QUE_1386_A4 1.00 QUE_1389_A1 0 QUE_1390_A2 0 QUE_1391_A3 0 QUE_1392_A4 1.00 QUE_1395_A1 1.00 QUE_1396_A2 0 QUE_1397_A3 0 QUE_1398_A4 0 QUE_1401_A1 1.00 QUE_1402_A2 0 QUE_1403_A3 0 QUE_1404_A4 0 QUE_1407_A1 0 QUE_1408_A2 0 QUE_1409_A3 0 QUE_1410_A4 1.00 QUE_1413_A1 0 QUE_1414_A2 1.00 QUE_1415_A3 0 QUE_1416_A4 0 QUE_1419_A1 0 QUE_1420_A2 0 QUE_1421_A3 0 QUE_1422_A4 1.00 QUE_1425_A1 0 QUE_1426_A2 0 QUE_1427_A3 0 QUE_1428_A4 1.00 QUE_1431_A1 0 QUE_1432_A2 1.00 QUE_1433_A3 0 QUE_1434_A4 0 QUE_1437_A1 0 QUE_1438_A2 1.00 QUE_1439_A3 0 QUE_1440_A4 0 QUE_1443_A1 0 QUE_1444_A2 1.00 QUE_1445_A3 0 QUE_1446_A4 0 QUE_1449_A1 0 QUE_1450_A2 1.00 QUE_1451_A3 0 QUE_1452_A4 0 QUE_1455_A1 0 QUE_1456_A2 1.00 QUE_1457_A3 0 QUE_1458_A4 0 QUE_1461_A1 0 QUE_1462_A2 1.00 QUE_1463_A3 0 QUE_1464_A4 0 QUE_1467_A1 0 QUE_1468_A2 1.00 QUE_1469_A3 0 QUE_1470_A4 0 QUE_1473_A1 0 QUE_1474_A2 1.00 QUE_1475_A3 0 QUE_1476_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor force of Aridia in 2010 was]]> QUE_1479_A1 0 QUE_1480_A2 1.00 QUE_1481_A3 0 QUE_1482_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor force of Aridia in 2011 was]]> QUE_1485_A1 0 QUE_1486_A2 1.00 QUE_1487_A3 0 QUE_1488_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor force of Aridia in 2012 was]]> QUE_1491_A1 0 QUE_1492_A2 1.00 QUE_1493_A3 0 QUE_1494_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor force of Aridia]]> QUE_1497_A1 0 QUE_1498_A2 1.00 QUE_1499_A3 0 QUE_1500_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The number of adults not in the labor force of Aridia in 2010 was]]> QUE_1503_A1 0 QUE_1504_A2 1.00 QUE_1505_A3 0 QUE_1506_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The number of adults not in the labor force of Aridia in 2011 was]]> QUE_1509_A1 0 QUE_1510_A2 1.00 QUE_1511_A3 0 QUE_1512_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The number of adults not in the labor force of Aridia in 2012 was]]> QUE_1515_A1 0 QUE_1516_A2 1.00 QUE_1517_A3 0 QUE_1518_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The number of adults not in the labor force of Aridia]]> QUE_1521_A1 1.00 QUE_1522_A2 0 QUE_1523_A3 0 QUE_1524_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The unemployment rate of Aridia in 2010 was]]> QUE_1527_A1 0 QUE_1528_A2 1.00 QUE_1529_A3 0 QUE_1530_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The unemployment rate of Aridia in 2011 was]]> QUE_1533_A1 0 QUE_1534_A2 1.00 QUE_1535_A3 0 QUE_1536_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The unemployment rate of Aridia in 2012 was]]> QUE_1539_A1 0 QUE_1540_A2 1.00 QUE_1541_A3 0 QUE_1542_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The unemployment rate of Aridia]]> QUE_1545_A1 0 QUE_1546_A2 1.00 QUE_1547_A3 0 QUE_1548_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor-force participation rate of Aridia in 2010 was]]> QUE_1551_A1 0 QUE_1552_A2 0 QUE_1553_A3 1.00 QUE_1554_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor-force participation rate of Aridia in 2011 was]]> QUE_1557_A1 0 QUE_1558_A2 0 QUE_1559_A3 1.00 QUE_1560_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor-force participation rate of Aridia in 2012 was]]> QUE_1563_A1 0 QUE_1564_A2 0 QUE_1565_A3 1.00 QUE_1566_A4 0 Table 28-1

Labor Data for Aridia

Year
2010
2011
2012
Adult population
2000
3000
3200
Number of employed
1400
1300
1600
Number of unemployed
200
600
200


Refer to Table 28-1.  The labor-force participation rate of Aridia]]> QUE_1569_A1 0 QUE_1570_A2 0 QUE_1571_A3 0 QUE_1572_A4 1.00 Table 28-2

2009 Labor Data for Baltivia

Number of adults20,000
Number of adults who are paid employees8,000
Number of adults who work in their own businesses1,600
Number of adults who are unpaid workers in a family member’s business1,000
Number of adults who were temporarily absent from their jobs because of an earthquake400
Number of adults who were waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off200
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, and have tried to find a job within the past four weeks1,400
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, but have not tried to find a job within the past four weeks780
Number of adults who are full-time students3,000
Number of adults who are homemakers or retirees3,620


Refer to Table 28-2.  How many people were employed in Baltivia in 2009?]]> QUE_1575_A1 0 QUE_1576_A2 0 QUE_1577_A3 1.00 QUE_1578_A4 0 Table 28-2

2009 Labor Data for Baltivia

Number of adults20,000
Number of adults who are paid employees8,000
Number of adults who work in their own businesses1,600
Number of adults who are unpaid workers in a family member’s business1,000
Number of adults who were temporarily absent from their jobs because of an earthquake400
Number of adults who were waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off200
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, and have tried to find a job within the past four weeks1,400
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, but have not tried to find a job within the past four weeks780
Number of adults who are full-time students3,000
Number of adults who are homemakers or retirees3,620


Refer to Table 28-2.  How many people were unemployed in Baltivia in 2009?]]> QUE_1581_A1 0 QUE_1582_A2 1.00 QUE_1583_A3 0 QUE_1584_A4 0 Table 28-2

2009 Labor Data for Baltivia

Number of adults20,000
Number of adults who are paid employees8,000
Number of adults who work in their own businesses1,600
Number of adults who are unpaid workers in a family member’s business1,000
Number of adults who were temporarily absent from their jobs because of an earthquake400
Number of adults who were waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off200
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, and have tried to find a job within the past four weeks1,400
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, but have not tried to find a job within the past four weeks780
Number of adults who are full-time students3,000
Number of adults who are homemakers or retirees3,620


Refer to Table 28-2.  How many people were in Baltivia’s labor force in 2009?]]> QUE_1587_A1 0 QUE_1588_A2 1.00 QUE_1589_A3 0 QUE_1590_A4 0 Table 28-2

2009 Labor Data for Baltivia

Number of adults20,000
Number of adults who are paid employees8,000
Number of adults who work in their own businesses1,600
Number of adults who are unpaid workers in a family member’s business1,000
Number of adults who were temporarily absent from their jobs because of an earthquake400
Number of adults who were waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off200
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, and have tried to find a job within the past four weeks1,400
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, but have not tried to find a job within the past four weeks780
Number of adults who are full-time students3,000
Number of adults who are homemakers or retirees3,620


Refer to Table 28-2.  How many adults were not in Baltivia’s labor force in 2009?]]> QUE_1593_A1 0 QUE_1594_A2 0 QUE_1595_A3 1.00 QUE_1596_A4 0 Table 28-2

2009 Labor Data for Baltivia

Number of adults20,000
Number of adults who are paid employees8,000
Number of adults who work in their own businesses1,600
Number of adults who are unpaid workers in a family member’s business1,000
Number of adults who were temporarily absent from their jobs because of an earthquake400
Number of adults who were waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off200
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, and have tried to find a job within the past four weeks1,400
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, but have not tried to find a job within the past four weeks780
Number of adults who are full-time students3,000
Number of adults who are homemakers or retirees3,620


Refer to Table 28-2.  What was Baltivia’s unemployment rate in 2009?]]> QUE_1599_A1 0 QUE_1600_A2 1.00 QUE_1601_A3 0 QUE_1602_A4 0 Table 28-2

2009 Labor Data for Baltivia

Number of adults20,000
Number of adults who are paid employees8,000
Number of adults who work in their own businesses1,600
Number of adults who are unpaid workers in a family member’s business1,000
Number of adults who were temporarily absent from their jobs because of an earthquake400
Number of adults who were waiting to be recalled to a job from which they had been laid off200
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, and have tried to find a job within the past four weeks1,400
Number of adults who do not have a job, are available for work, but have not tried to find a job within the past four weeks780
Number of adults who are full-time students3,000
Number of adults who are homemakers or retirees3,620


Refer to Table 28-2.  What was Baltivia’s labor-force participation rate in 2009?]]> QUE_1605_A1 0 QUE_1606_A2 1.00 QUE_1607_A3 0 QUE_1608_A4 0 QUE_1611_A1 0 QUE_1612_A2 0 QUE_1613_A3 0 QUE_1614_A4 1.00 QUE_1617_A1 0 QUE_1618_A2 1.00 QUE_1619_A3 0 QUE_1620_A4 0 QUE_1623_A1 1.00 QUE_1624_A2 0 QUE_1625_A3 0 QUE_1626_A4 0 QUE_1629_A1 0 QUE_1630_A2 1.00 QUE_1631_A3 0 QUE_1632_A4 0 QUE_1635_A1 0 QUE_1636_A2 0 QUE_1637_A3 1.00 QUE_1638_A4 0 QUE_1641_A1 0 QUE_1642_A2 1.00 QUE_1643_A3 0 QUE_1644_A4 0 QUE_1647_A1 0 QUE_1648_A2 1.00 QUE_1649_A3 0 QUE_1650_A4 0 QUE_1653_A1 0 QUE_1654_A2 0 QUE_1655_A3 1.00 QUE_1656_A4 0 QUE_1659_A1 0 QUE_1660_A2 0 QUE_1661_A3 1.00 QUE_1662_A4 0 QUE_1665_A1 0 QUE_1666_A2 1.00 QUE_1667_A3 0 QUE_1668_A4 0 QUE_1671_A1 0 QUE_1672_A2 0 QUE_1673_A3 1.00 QUE_1674_A4 0 QUE_1677_A1 0 QUE_1678_A2 0 QUE_1679_A3 1.00 QUE_1680_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult population in Meditor?]]> QUE_1683_A1 0 QUE_1684_A2 0 QUE_1685_A3 0 QUE_1686_A4 1.00 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult labor force in Meditor?]]> QUE_1689_A1 0 QUE_1690_A2 0 QUE_1691_A3 1.00 QUE_1692_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult unemployment rate in Meditor?]]> QUE_1695_A1 0 QUE_1696_A2 1.00 QUE_1697_A3 0 QUE_1698_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult labor-force participation rate in Meditor?]]> QUE_1701_A1 0 QUE_1702_A2 0 QUE_1703_A3 1.00 QUE_1704_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult male population in Meditor?]]> QUE_1707_A1 0 QUE_1708_A2 0 QUE_1709_A3 0 QUE_1710_A4 1.00 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult male labor force in Meditor?]]> QUE_1713_A1 0 QUE_1714_A2 0 QUE_1715_A3 1.00 QUE_1716_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult male unemployment rate in Meditor?]]> QUE_1719_A1 0 QUE_1720_A2 0 QUE_1721_A3 1.00 QUE_1722_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult male labor-force participation rate in Meditor?]]> QUE_1725_A1 0 QUE_1726_A2 0 QUE_1727_A3 1.00 QUE_1728_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult female population in Meditor?]]> QUE_1731_A1 0 QUE_1732_A2 0 QUE_1733_A3 0 QUE_1734_A4 1.00 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult female labor force in Meditor?]]> QUE_1737_A1 0 QUE_1738_A2 0 QUE_1739_A3 1.00 QUE_1740_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult female unemployment rate in Meditor?]]> QUE_1743_A1 0 QUE_1744_A2 0 QUE_1745_A3 1.00 QUE_1746_A4 0 Table 28-3

2010 Labor Data for Adults (age 16 and older) in Meditor

Males not in labor force45 million
Females not in labor force35 million
Males unemployed5 million
Females unemployed5 million
Males employed85 million
Females employed65 million


Refer to Table 28-3.  What is the adult female labor-force participation rate in Meditor?]]> QUE_1749_A1 0 QUE_1750_A2 0 QUE_1751_A3 1.00 QUE_1752_A4 0 Labor Force Statistics by Age.

Suppose people in the adult population in a small country are classified based on their age.

Labor Force Status
less then 55
55 and older
Number employed
400,000
100,000
Number unemployed
25,000
7,000
Number in Population
600,000
200,000


Refer to Labor Force Statistics by Age.   In the proper order, which age group has the highest unemployment rate and which has the highest participation rate?]]> QUE_1755_A1 0 QUE_1756_A2 0 QUE_1757_A3 1.00 QUE_1758_A4 0 Labor Force Statistics by Age.

Suppose people in the adult population in a small country are classified based on their age.

Labor Force Status
less then 55
55 and older
Number employed
400,000
100,000
Number unemployed
25,000
7,000
Number in Population
600,000
200,000


Refer to Labor Force Statistics by Age.   Suppose that the natural rate of unemployment is 5% for those under 55 and 3% for those 55 and older.  The cyclical unemployment rate for those under 55 is]]> QUE_1761_A1 0 QUE_1762_A2 1.00 QUE_1763_A3 0 QUE_1764_A4 0 QUE_1767_A1 0 QUE_1768_A2 0 QUE_1769_A3 0 QUE_1770_A4 1.00 QUE_1773_A1 0 QUE_1774_A2 0 QUE_1775_A3 1.00 QUE_1776_A4 0 QUE_1779_A1 1.00 QUE_1780_A2 0 QUE_1781_A3 0 QUE_1782_A4 0 QUE_1785_A1 0 QUE_1786_A2 0 QUE_1787_A3 1.00 QUE_1788_A4 0 QUE_1791_A1 0 QUE_1792_A2 1.00 QUE_1793_A3 0 QUE_1794_A4 0 QUE_1797_A1 0 QUE_1798_A2 0 QUE_1799_A3 1.00 QUE_1800_A4 0 QUE_1803_A1 0 QUE_1804_A2 1.00 QUE_1805_A3 0 QUE_1806_A4 0 QUE_1809_A1 0 QUE_1810_A2 0 QUE_1811_A3 0 QUE_1812_A4 1.00 QUE_1815_A1 0 QUE_1816_A2 1.00 QUE_1817_A3 0 QUE_1818_A4 0 QUE_1821_A1 0 QUE_1822_A2 0 QUE_1823_A3 1.00 QUE_1824_A4 0 QUE_1827_A1 0 QUE_1828_A2 1.00 QUE_1829_A3 0 QUE_1830_A4 0 not a cause of the decline in the U.S. men’s labor-force participation rate over the past several decades?]]> QUE_1833_A1 0 QUE_1834_A2 0 QUE_1835_A3 1.00 QUE_1836_A4 0 QUE_1839_A1 0 QUE_1840_A2 0 QUE_1841_A3 0 QUE_1842_A4 1.00 QUE_1845_A1 0 QUE_1846_A2 0 QUE_1847_A3 1.00 QUE_1848_A4 0 QUE_1851_A1 0 QUE_1852_A2 0 QUE_1853_A3 0 QUE_1854_A4 1.00 QUE_1857_A1 0 QUE_1858_A2 1.00 QUE_1859_A3 0 QUE_1860_A4 0 QUE_1863_A1 0 QUE_1864_A2 1.00 QUE_1865_A3 0 QUE_1866_A4 0 QUE_1869_A1 0 QUE_1870_A2 0 QUE_1871_A3 0 QUE_1872_A4 1.00 QUE_1875_A1 0 QUE_1876_A2 0 QUE_1877_A3 1.00 QUE_1878_A4 0 QUE_1881_A1 1.00 QUE_1882_A2 0 QUE_1883_A3 0 QUE_1884_A4 0 QUE_1887_A1 0 QUE_1888_A2 0 QUE_1889_A3 1.00 QUE_1890_A4 0 QUE_1893_A1 0 QUE_1894_A2 0 QUE_1895_A3 1.00 QUE_1896_A4 0 QUE_1899_A1 0 QUE_1900_A2 0 QUE_1901_A3 0 QUE_1902_A4 1.00 QUE_1905_A1 1.00 QUE_1906_A2 0 QUE_1907_A3 0 QUE_1908_A4 0 QUE_1911_A1 1.00 QUE_1912_A2 0 QUE_1913_A3 0 QUE_1914_A4 0 QUE_1917_A1 0 QUE_1918_A2 1.00 QUE_1919_A3 0 QUE_1920_A4 0 QUE_1923_A1 1.00 QUE_1924_A2 0 QUE_1925_A3 0 QUE_1926_A4 0 QUE_1929_A1 0 QUE_1930_A2 0 QUE_1931_A3 0 QUE_1932_A4 1.00 Table 28-4

Civilian labor force100 million
Persons unemployed 15 weeks or longer1.6 million
Job losers and persons who have completed temporary jobs (excludes job leavers)3.1 million
Total unemployed6.2 million
Total unemployed plus discouraged workers7.0 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers8.1 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers plus total employed part-time for economic reasons
9.2 million


Refer to Table 28-4.  What is the U-1 measure of labor underutilization?]]> QUE_1935_A1 1.00 QUE_1936_A2 0 QUE_1937_A3 0 QUE_1938_A4 0 Table 28-4

Civilian labor force100 million
Persons unemployed 15 weeks or longer1.6 million
Job losers and persons who have completed temporary jobs (excludes job leavers)3.1 million
Total unemployed6.2 million
Total unemployed plus discouraged workers7.0 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers8.1 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers plus total employed part-time for economic reasons
9.2 million


Refer to Table 28-4.  What is the U-2 measure of labor underutilization?]]> QUE_1941_A1 0 QUE_1942_A2 1.00 QUE_1943_A3 0 QUE_1944_A4 0 Table 28-4

Civilian labor force100 million
Persons unemployed 15 weeks or longer1.6 million
Job losers and persons who have completed temporary jobs (excludes job leavers)3.1 million
Total unemployed6.2 million
Total unemployed plus discouraged workers7.0 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers8.1 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers plus total employed part-time for economic reasons
9.2 million


Refer to Table 28-4.  What is the U-3 measure of labor underutilization?]]> QUE_1947_A1 0 QUE_1948_A2 1.00 QUE_1949_A3 0 QUE_1950_A4 0 Table 28-4

Civilian labor force100 million
Persons unemployed 15 weeks or longer1.6 million
Job losers and persons who have completed temporary jobs (excludes job leavers)3.1 million
Total unemployed6.2 million
Total unemployed plus discouraged workers7.0 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers8.1 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers plus total employed part-time for economic reasons
9.2 million


Refer to Table 28-4.  What is the U-4 measure of labor underutilization?]]> QUE_1953_A1 0 QUE_1954_A2 1.00 QUE_1955_A3 0 QUE_1956_A4 0 Table 28-4

Civilian labor force100 million
Persons unemployed 15 weeks or longer1.6 million
Job losers and persons who have completed temporary jobs (excludes job leavers)3.1 million
Total unemployed6.2 million
Total unemployed plus discouraged workers7.0 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers8.1 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers plus total employed part-time for economic reasons
9.2 million


Refer to Table 28-4.  What is the U-5 measure of labor underutilization?]]> QUE_1959_A1 0 QUE_1960_A2 1.00 QUE_1961_A3 0 QUE_1962_A4 0 Table 28-4

Civilian labor force100 million
Persons unemployed 15 weeks or longer1.6 million
Job losers and persons who have completed temporary jobs (excludes job leavers)3.1 million
Total unemployed6.2 million
Total unemployed plus discouraged workers7.0 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers8.1 million
Total unemployed plus all marginally attached workers plus total employed part-time for economic reasons
9.2 million


Refer to Table 28-4.  What is the U-6 measure of labor underutilization?]]> QUE_1965_A1 0 QUE_1966_A2 1.00 QUE_1967_A3 0 QUE_1968_A4 0 QUE_1971_A1 0 QUE_1972_A2 0 QUE_1973_A3 1.00 QUE_1974_A4 0 QUE_1977_A1 0 QUE_1978_A2 0 QUE_1979_A3 1.00 QUE_1980_A4 0 QUE_1983_A1 0 QUE_1984_A2 0 QUE_1985_A3 0 QUE_1986_A4 1.00 QUE_1989_A1 0 QUE_1990_A2 0 QUE_1991_A3 0 QUE_1992_A4 1.00 QUE_1995_A1 0 QUE_1996_A2 0 QUE_1997_A3 0 QUE_1998_A4 1.00 QUE_2001_A1 1.00 QUE_2002_A2 0 QUE_2003_A3 0 QUE_2004_A4 0 not correct?]]> QUE_2007_A1 0 QUE_2008_A2 0 QUE_2009_A3 1.00 QUE_2010_A4 0 QUE_2013_A1 0 QUE_2014_A2 0 QUE_2015_A3 0 QUE_2016_A4 1.00 QUE_2019_A1 0 QUE_2020_A2 0 QUE_2021_A3 1.00 QUE_2022_A4 0 QUE_2025_A1 0 QUE_2026_A2 0 QUE_2027_A3 1.00 QUE_2028_A4 0 not an explanation for the existence of unemployment in the long run?]]> QUE_2031_A1 0 QUE_2032_A2 0 QUE_2033_A3 0 QUE_2034_A4 1.00 QUE_2037_A1 0 QUE_2038_A2 0 QUE_2039_A3 0 QUE_2040_A4 1.00 QUE_2043_A1 1.00 QUE_2044_A2 0 QUE_2045_A3 0 QUE_2046_A4 0 not an explanation for the existence of structural unemployment?]]> QUE_2049_A1 0 QUE_2050_A2 1.00 QUE_2051_A3 0 QUE_2052_A4 0 QUE_2055_A1 0 QUE_2056_A2 0 QUE_2057_A3 1.00 QUE_2058_A4 0 QUE_2061_A1 0 QUE_2062_A2 1.00 QUE_2063_A3 0 QUE_2064_A4 0 QUE_2067_A1 0 QUE_2068_A2 0 QUE_2069_A3 1.00 QUE_2070_A4 0 QUE_2073_A1 0 QUE_2074_A2 0 QUE_2075_A3 1.00 QUE_2076_A4 0 QUE_2079_A1 1.00 QUE_2080_A2 0 QUE_2081_A3 0 QUE_2082_A4 0 QUE_2085_A1 0 QUE_2086_A2 0 QUE_2087_A3 0 QUE_2088_A4 1.00 QUE_2091_A1 0 QUE_2092_A2 0 QUE_2093_A3 1.00 QUE_2094_A4 0 QUE_2097_A1 0 QUE_2098_A2 0 QUE_2099_A3 1.00 QUE_2100_A4 0 QUE_2103_A1 1.00 QUE_2104_A2 0 QUE_2105_A3 0 QUE_2106_A4 0 QUE_2109_A1 1.00 QUE_2110_A2 0 QUE_2111_A3 0 QUE_2112_A4 0 QUE_2115_A1 0 QUE_2116_A2 0 QUE_2117_A3 0 QUE_2118_A4 1.00 QUE_2121_A1 0 QUE_2122_A2 1.00 QUE_2123_A3 0 QUE_2124_A4 0