Here are the raw results of an unemployment survey of the US one month: 330 million people, with 70 million under the age of 16. 15 million adults were in institutions such as prisons. 130 million of them had full-time jobs, 20 million had worked part-time the previous week. 40 million were retired, 20 million were full-time homemakers, and 25 million were full-time students. 3 million people fell into none of these categories but had not actively sought work in the last 3 months, while 7 million people had actively sought work but had not worked (and were not otherwise counted in a category above).
(1) What is the (non-institutionalized) adult population of the US this month?
(2) How many people are employed?
(3) How many adults are unemployed?
(4) How many people are in the labour force?
Here are the raw results of an unemployment survey of the US one month: 330 million people, with 70 million under the age of 16. 15 million adults were in institutions such as prisons. 130 million of them had full-time jobs, 20 million had worked part-time the previous week. 40 million were retired, 20 million were full-time homemakers, and 25 million were full-time students. 3 million people fell into none of these categories but had not actively sought work in the last 3 months, while 7 million people had actively sought work but had not worked (and were not otherwise counted in a category above).
(1) What is the (non-institutionalized) adult population of the US this month?
(2) How many people are employed?
(3) How many adults are unemployed?
(4) How many people are in the labour force?
