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The term that refers to the number of those eligible who are actually working or seeking work is:

The term that refers to the number of those eligible who are actually working or seeking work is:
A) worker success ratio
B) employee/job ratio
C) labor force participation rate
D) labor eligibility quotient

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Development in Adulthood

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