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So-called discourage workers are ____.

Not counted in the unemployment rate

Counted in the unemployment rate

Included in the calculation of the labor force

Considered unemployed

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The correct answers are: [A]:

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→ " not counted in the unemployment rate " .

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Note: "Discouraged workers" are "not counted in the "unemployment rate" and are considered "not in the labor force" and considered neither employed nor unemployed .

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So-called discouraged workers are not counted in the unemployment rate.

In economics, a discouraged worker refers to a person of legal employment age who is not actively seeking for a job or who has not found employment after long-term unemployment, but who would like to be working.

Discourage workers are not included in the core statistics of the unemployment rate since they are neither working nor job-seeking.

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