According to the definition used by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, a person is not in the labor force if that person:

Group of answer choices:

O is going to school full time.

O is temporarily absent from a job because of illness.

O is out of a job and looking for work during the previous four weeks.

O has been temporarily laid off.

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Abel Giles

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17 December, 02:24

According to the definition used by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, a person is not in the labor force if that person:

Group of answer choices:

O is going to school full time.

O is temporarily absent from a job because of illness.

O is out of a job and looking for work during the previous four weeks.

O has been temporarily laid off.

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Eliezer Mcfarland · Answer 1

The correct answer is A

Explanation:

The labor force is consist or comprise of the unemployed as well as employed people.

As per the U S Bureau of the statistics, the people who are neither looking for a job or work nor working are counted or considers as not in the labor force. Most of the people who are not involved in the labor force are the one who are going to school or are retired people. And the family responsibilities are out of the labor force.