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Question 1.

If Sammy does not have a full-time job but is working part-time at 4 different jobs, he is counted ________ in the job data, and ________ in the persons-employed data.

▸ 4 times; once

▸ once; 4 times

▸ once; not being employed

▸ 4 times; 4 times

Question 2.

If the unemployment rate is 13%, then the employment rate is

▸ 13%.

▸ 87%.

▸ 113%.

▸ unknown based on the information given.

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Principles of Economics

Edition: 12^th

Authors: Case, Fair, Oster

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