Discouraged workers:
A) are part of structural unemployment.
B) are part of frictional unemployment.
C) are not considered as part of the labor force.
D) are part of the labor force.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Discouraged workers are individuals who have stopped actively seeking employment due to a lack of available job opportunities, and therefore are not considered as part of the labor force. They are not part of structural or frictional unemployment because they are not actively seeking employment.

Discouraged Workers