Iceweasel
Diamond Member
That's not what the definition says. Another swingandamiss.You are a fool to prove your ignorance so willingly....which you can't supply.That's a unique definition and contrary to common sense, definitions and sanity.
Yes that is what people who have little understanding about economic terminology and statistics may say. But there are very good reasons these definitions.
Ofcourse I can silly.
[Labor Force] refers to people available to work and there are separate subset terms that specifically mean those without work and those looking for work - [Employed] and [Unemployed].
Glossary
Labor force (Current Population Survey)
The labor force includes all persons classified as employed or unemployed in accordance with the definitions contained in this glossary.
Do you know what the word or means? It isn't the same as and. Depending on whether they are citing those working or not. Not those working and not working.
Holy fucking stupid. I really dont know what else to say at this point.
1 - employed
1 - unemployed
Labor Force is 2.
The sooner you understand this basic concept the sooner you will stop making an idiot out of yourself for everyone to witness.