The Bureau of Labor Statistics defines "discouraged workers" as those who
A)report little or no job satisfaction.
B)do not make a living wage.
C)have ceased looking for employment.
D)have been black-listed by anti-union companies.
E)have low productivity

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Discouraged workers are individuals who have stopped actively seeking employment because they believe no suitable job is available for them or their skills are not in demand. This group is not included in the official unemployment rate but are considered part of the broader category of "marginally attached workers".

The Bureau of Labor Statistics Defines "Discouraged Workers" as Those