A person who leaves the labor force because they could not find a job is called:
A) a dissatisfied worker.
B) a disgruntled worker.
C) a discouraged worker.
D) a disbarred worker.

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A discouraged worker is someone who has given up on finding a job and has left the labor force as a result. A dissatisfied or disgruntled worker may still be actively seeking employment, while a disbarred worker refers specifically to someone who has been legally barred from practicing a certain profession.

A Person Who Leaves the Labor Force Because They Could