Discouraged workers are
A) considered unemployed because they are still in the labor force.
B) considered unemployed because they are not working.
C) not considered unemployed because they are not actively seeking work.
D) not considered unemployed because they are not qualified to work.

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discouraged workers are individuals who have stopped actively seeking employment due to a lack of available jobs or other reasons. They are not considered unemployed because they are not actively looking for work, and therefore, are not included in the labor force.

Discouraged Workers Are