A miner who has been unable to find work for so long that he has stopped looking for work is considered to be
A) Not in the labour force.
B) Not in the adult population.
C) Unemployed.
D) Employed.

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A person who has stopped looking for work after being unsuccessful for a prolonged period is considered to be discouraged and is no longer counted as unemployed because they are not actively seeking work. Therefore, they are not considered to be part of the labor force.

A Miner Who Has Been Unable to Find Work for So