1. Assume that a survey of households revealed that the non-institutional population 16 years and older is 250 million. Of that group, 100 million are working full-time and 50 million are working part-time. 15 million of the part-time workers said that they would prefer to be working full-time while the other 35 million prefer to be working part-time. Of the people who are not working, 11 million said that they want to work. All 11 million had either gone to a job interview or submitted a resume during the last year, but only 5 million had done so during the past month. Given this information, find the a. unemployment rate b. labor force participation rate c. u6 measure of labor utilization

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Consider two people who are currently out of work. Bernie is not looking for work because there have been many job cuts where he lives and he doesn't think it likely that he will find work. Bev is not currently looking for work, but she would like a job. While she hasn't looked for work for some time, she has looked for work in the past. How does Statistics Canada consider Bernie and Bev? O a. Statistics Canada considers both Bernie and Bev to be discouraged searchers. Ob. Statistics Canada considers neither Bernie nor Bev to be discouraged searchers. Oc. Statistics Canada considers only Bernie to be a discouraged searcher. O d. Statistics Canada considers only Bev to be a discouraged searcher.

How does your trade area compare to the Toronto average for those with a post secondary education level?

Which of these is not an example of factor income from abroad? a. Retained Earnings of companies owned by citizens operating in a foreign country b. Incomes of expatriates which are earned inside the country c. Incomes of citizens who are working in another country d. Incomes of citizens living abroad

Define gross incomes?

20,000,000 And The Mid-Year... 3. In Country X, the mid-year population at time 1 was 20,000,000 and the mid-year population at time 2 was 28, 000, 0000. During the same time period there were 800,000 deaths, and 1.5 million births. a. What is the net migration for Country X during the time interval?

Which of the following indexes are best suited to adjusting medical spending for inflation for the typical consumer? A Medical care price index (MCPI) B. Consumer price index (CPI) C. Personal consumption expenditure (PCE) price index OD. Cost of living adjustments (COLAS) OECPI-U Reset Selection

Please answer a, b and c. The table below shows the responses to a survey which asked whether a respondent worked in the past week and what their hourly wage was.  Respondent Number of Hours Worked Hourly Wage 1 40 $10 2 20 $6 3 40 $8 4 0 $0 5 50 $20 a. What is the average hourly wage for those who worked? b. For those who worked, what is the average number of hours worked? c. What is the unemployment rate if everyone but the fourth respondent is in the labour force?  d. What additional information would you need to know to determine if the fourth respondent is in the labour force? e. What is the labour force participation rate if everyone but the fourth respondent is in the labour force?

Level of Education Number of Economically Active People (in millions) Number of Unemployed People (in millions) Master's degree 25.1 1.1 Bachelor's degree 57.6 3.4 Associate degree 23.8 1.9 Some college 52.4 5.2 High school diploma 59.6 6.4 Less than high school diploma 21.5 3.5 Determine the unemployment rates for all levels of education. Enter the answer for the category with the highest unemployment rate in the box below and round to one decimal place if necessary.