The civilian non-institutional population can be broken down into two groups: a. persons working in service jobs and persons working in manufacturing jobs. b. persons not in the labor force and persons in the labor force. c. employed persons and unemployed persons. d. persons working and persons not working.
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The labor force consists of a. The entire population over 16 years of age. b. Only those who have full-time military or civilian jobs. c. Both those who have given up looking for work and those actively seeking work. d. The difference between the total population and those who are unemployed. e. Those who are employed or actively seeking employment.
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Text: Classify each of the below individuals as employed, unemployed, not in the labor force, or not in the adult, civilian, non-institutionalized population. 1. A 14-year-old who babysits on the weekend: not in the labor force 2. An active-duty soldier who volunteers without pay in the community: employed 3. A parent who has stopped looking for jobs in order to take care of the children: not in the labor force 4. A student who has begun applying for jobs but has not yet found one: unemployed 5. An actor who works part-time at a restaurant but is looking for full-time work: employed 6. A retiree who will work if a job becomes available but is not actively applying: not in the labor force 7. An employee on temporary maternity/paternity leave: employed
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