Which of the following is the correct formula for determining the unemployment rate?

a. [(The number of unemployed, working-age people seeking work)/(The number of people in the labor force)] x 100.
b. (The total number of employed / The number of people in the labor force) x 100.
c. (The total number of unemployed / The number of working-age people seeking work) x 100.
d. (The number of people in the labor force / The number of working-age people seeking work) x 100.


a

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