Suppose that the unemployment rate is 5%, the total working age population is 400 million, and the number of unemployed is 7.5 million. Determine the employment-population ratio. (Write the answer without the percentage sign. If your answer is XX.y%, write XX.y)

The unemployment rate is equal to the number of unemployed persons divided by _______ x100.Group of answer choicesThe total populationThe adult populationThe labor forceNone of the above

In a given country, the total labor force population is 5,000,000, the number of employed people is 4,200,000, and the number of people looking for work but not finding it for the time being is 800,000. Please calculate the unemployment rate of the country.

Suppose there are 200 million people in the population, 120 million people in the labor force, and 90 million people are employed. The number of people unemployed is ____________ million and the unemployment rate is __________%.Group of answer choices30; 2530; 3330; 580; 40

If the number employed is 12 million, the working-age population is 16 million, and the number unemployed is 0.7 million, then the unemployment rate is —.Group of answer choices5.51%5.17%3.75%12%

Data for an economy shows that the unemployment rate is 6 percent, the participation rate is 60 percent, and 20 million people 15 years or older are not in the labour force. How many people are unemployed this economy?