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The civilian labor force is made up of

The civilian labor force is made up of
A) all persons over the age of sixteen.
B) all persons over the age of eighteen who are not in the armed forces.
C) all persons over the age of sixteen who are not in the armed forces and who are either employed or actively seeking employment.
D) all persons over the age of eighteen who are not in the armed forces and who are either employed or actively seeking employment.

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