Author Question: When the Bureau of labor Statistics makes seasonal adjustments in the labor force data, what is it ... (Read 466 times)

meagbuch · **on:** Jun 29, 2018

When the Bureau of labor Statistics makes seasonal adjustments in the labor force data, what is it likely to do with the number of people in the labor force during the month of June?

A) Lower the number each year.
B) Raise the number each year.
C) Lower the number about as often as it raises the number in the long run.
D) Multiply the number by the labor force participation rate.

Question 2

People who are not employed and are not actively looking for work, because they are fairly certain they could not find a satisfactory job, are counted by the BLS as

A) involuntarily employed.
B) neither employed nor unemployed.
C) unemployed members of the labor force.
D) voluntarily unemployed.