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In the question given, let's calculate the labor force participation rate and the unemployment rate for econozgen in both 2016 and 2017 using the provided data.
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So, number one, labor force participation rate that is lfpr.
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So, lfpr is equal to number in labor force divided by working age population multiplied by 100.
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Then number two, unemployment rate that is denoted as ur.
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So, ur is equal to number employed, sorry, unemployed divided by number in labor force multiplied by 100.
01:30
So, given the data, working age population in both years is 3 ,50 ,000 people.
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In 2016, the number in the labor force is 2 ,25 ,000 and the number unemployed is 50 ,000.
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In 2017, the number in the labor force is equal to 2 ,20 ,000 and the number unemployed is equal to 30 ,000.
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So, now let's calculate first 2016.
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So, lfpr is equal to putting the values 2 ,25 ,000 divided by 3 ,50 ,000 multiplied by 100.
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So, evaluating it, we get 64 .29%.
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Then ur is equal to 50 ,000 divided by 2 ,25 ,000 multiplied by 100.
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So, evaluating it, we get approximately 22 .22%...