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MEDAL & FAN ANYBODY? For which of the following reasons can the number of people that U.S. Department of Labor counts as unemployed form the civilian labor force be deceptive? a. This number includes people who have jobs but are working out of their chosen fields and would prefer to find other work. b. This number does not include people who have given up looking for work because they did not believe that they could find a job. c. The Department of Labor sometimes counts people who are working in their chosen fields as unemployed if they were only hired in the last two months.
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d. None of the above.
D i believe
not 100% sure on this one
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