Questions on Lecture and D2L Readings
For the next three questions, consider that 97 people in a community already have a job and in addition
* Joe has no job but is looking.
* Mary has a part-time job but can barely pay her bills. She wants a full-time job.
* Jim has given up looking for work and lives off his spouse’s income.
9. The labor force participation rate is
a. 1/3
b. 2/3
c. 97/99
d 99/100
10. The unemployment rate is
a. 1/3
b. 2/3
c. 1/99
d. 1/100
11. Who could be called hidden unemployed?
a. Joe, Mary, Jim
b. Mary & Jim
c. Joe only
d. Jim only
Q9
Answer
Option d
labor force participation rate=labor force /working age
population
labor force =employed+ part time employed +looking for job
=97+1+1=99
working age population =labor force +discuraged worker(Jim)
=99+1
=100
labor force participation rate=99/100
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Q2
Answer
option c
unemployment rate =unemployed /labor force
unemployed =lokking for job =Joe=1
Unemployement rate =1/99
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Q3
Hidden unemployment is the discuraged unemployment as it is not
included in the unemploment but it is unemployed.
Only Jim
Option d
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