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The fastest growing occupations today are:
 
  a. service jobs.
  b. jobs requiring a college degree or technical training.
  c. low-wage, low-skill jobs.
  d. The fastest growing occupations are in all of these categories.

Question 2

The definition of unemployment used by the federal government to generate statistics:
 
  a. is extremely comprehensive.
  b. does not include anyone who is part-time or underemployed.
  c. includes anyone who has looked for a job at least once during the past six months.
  d. probably overestimates the rate of unemployment.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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