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Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011.
Labour force: 140,200
Individuals under 16 years: 12,400
Employment: 132,700
Imprisonment: 980
Working age population: 210,900
Armed forces: 18,600
Use the information given to calculate the following:
(c) Employment to population ratio Institutionalized population ratio
(d) Not in the labour force
(e) Working age population ratio
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- Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011. Labour force: 140,200 Individuals under 16 years: 12,400 Employment: 132,700 Imprisonment: 980 Working age population: 210,900 Armed forces: 18,600 Use the information given to calculate the following: (a) Unemployment rate, Labour force participation rate , Employment to population ratio Institutionalized population ratio,Not in the labour force , Working age population ratioQUESTION TWORecently, the government of the republic of Zambia conducted a 2022 Census of Population and Housing. From the summary results, Zamstats indicated that the 2022 Zambian population is 19,610,769. Assume that 35% of the population are not in the labour force. Suppose also that from those in the labour force, 40% are employed. Determine the total number of people who are;a) not in the labour force.b) in the labour force.c) employed.d) unemployed.Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011. Labour force: 140,200 Individuals under 16 years: 12,400 Employment: 132,700 Imprisonment: 980 Working age population: 210,900 Armed forces: 18,600 calcuate (d) Not in the labour force (e) Working age population ratio
- 1. Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011. Labour force: 140,200 Individuals under 16 years: 12,400 Employment: 132,700 Imprisonment: 980 Working age population: 210,900 Armed forces: 18,600 Use the information given to calculate the following: a. Working age population ratioQuestion 1 Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011. Labour force: 140,200 Individuals under 16 years: 12,400 Employment: 132,700 Imprisonment: 980 Working age population: 210,900 Armed forces: 18,600 Use the information given to calculate the following: (a) Unemployment rate (b) Labour force participation rate (c) Employment to population ratio Institutionalized population ratio (d) Not in the labour force (e) Working age population ratio Question 2 For each of the following scenarios, state whether the unemployment is frictional, structural or cyclical. Justify your answer. (a) Ted lost his job when the steel mill closed down. He lacks the skills to work in another industry and so has been unemployed over a year. (b) Gwen had a job as a clerk but quit when her husband was transferred to another state. She looked for a month before finding a new job that she liked.Question 1 Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011. Labour force: 140,200 Individuals under 16 years: 12,400 Employment: 132,700 Imprisonment: 980 Working age population: 210,900 Armed forces: 18,600 Use the information given to calculate the following: (a) Unemployment rate (b) Labour force participation rate (c) Employment to population ratio Institutionalized population ratio (d) Not in the labour force (e) Working age population ratio Question 2 For each of the following scenarios, state whether the unemployment is frictional, structural or cyclical. Justify your answer. (a) Ted lost his job when the steel mill closed down. He lacks the skills to work in another industry and so has been unemployed over a year. (b) Gwen had a job as a clerk but quit when her husband was transferred to another state. She looked for a month before finding a new job that she liked. Learning Activity 8.2 Question 3 (a) Why…
- Question 1 Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011. Labour force: 140,200 Individuals under 16 years: 12,400 Employment: 132,700 Imprisonment: 980 Working age population: 210,900 Armed forces: 18,600 Use the information given to calculate the following: (d) Not in the labour force (e) Working age population ratioUsing the following data calculate: 987,156 Currently Working 23,000 volunteer workers 9845 (ages 13-14) looking for work 12,000 (ages 15) looking for work 45,600 Part -Time Workers 56 family workers who worked 15 hrs a week 234 Self Employed 6543 Discouraged Workers 67, 432 (ages 23-25) looking for work 67, 890 laid off receptionists looking for work 544, 321 (ages 16-20) looking for work Current population is 6,000,000 5454 Temp Workers 5000 armed forces 543 recent university graduates that are going back to graduate school 3500 institutionalized (c) suppose that 20,000of tghe employed switches to jobs in the underground economy. When interviewed by STATIN, 50% of these switchers report that they are not workingnand not seeking work, while the other 50% report that they are not working but seeking work. Explain what happens to the official unemployment rate and the "true" unnemployment rate. (d) Illustrate and carefully explain the impact of an increase in the…Question 1Let’s assume that a country in the Caribbean reports the following labour statistical data to its citizen in 2011.Labour force: 140,200Individuals under 16 years: 12,400Employment: 132,700Imprisonment: 980 Working age population: 210,900 Armed forces: 18,600 Use the information given to calculate the following:a) Unemployment rateb) Labour force participation ratec) Employment to population ratiod) Institutionalized population ratioe) Not in the labour forcef) Working age population ratio
- S1: For the Philippines, net international migration is the difference between the number of Filipinos immigrating to other countries and the number of Filipinos migrating back to the country. S2: Urban and rural areas are completely opposed in terms of available amenities from the local governments and available services from the national government. A. True, True B. True, False C. False, True D. False, FalseThe labor-force participation rate measures the percentage of the a. total adult population that is in the labor force. b. total adult population that is employed. c. labor force that is employed. d. labor force that is either employed or unemployed.If the employmentminus−population ratio in 2017 was at the same level as it was in 2006 A. the same number of people would have been working in 2017 as were working in 2006. B. an additional 8 million people would have been working in 2017 than actually were. C. 3.5 million fewer people would have been working in 2017 than actually were. D. the number of employed people in 2017 would not have been different.