Unemployment rate

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• Unemployment Information

  
  
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  1 - Unemployment Rate = Total Employment / [Population * Labor Force Participation Rate]
  Unemployment Rate = 1 - Total Employment / [Population * Labor Force Participation Rate]
  Unemployment Rate = 1 - [85.0 / (145.5 * 0.610

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  of Unemployment = 71% This solution computes the natural (long-run) rate of unemployment.

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  I ran the data for several groups and obtained these figures: Unemployment Rate July 2007 4.7 July 2008 5.7 Unemployment Rate - 16-19 yrs.

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