Answer to Question #97601 in Macroeconomics for JESICCA

Question #97601

How to calculate unemployment rate

Expert's answer

Unemployment rate is calculated as;

Unemployment rate =unemployed/labor force *100

Where the unemployed are the persons not in the work force and the labor force are persons in the work force or actively looking for a jobs.

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