Question

Because discouraged workers are not counted in the labor force, critics argue that A) unemployment problems are understated. B) changes in GDP are incorrectly tracked. C) the unemployment rate is artificially high. D) the labor force participation rate is too precise.

Answer 1

Answer:

Because discouraged workers are not counted in the labor force, critics argue that unemployment problems are understated.

Explanation:

Unemployment problems are understated as a result of how the labor force looks like