Official employment statistics may be skewed because:
A) There are too many job changes in certain industries.
B) Such statistics do not make a distinction between workers who were employed for the entire year, and workers who were employed or unemployed only at the time of the survey.
C) Workers who are employed in the "underground economy" are not counted.
D) B and C only

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Official employment statistics may be skewed because they often do not account for the distinction between full-year employment and temporary employment at the time of the survey, and they also exclude workers in the "underground economy."

Official Employment Statistics May Be Skewed Because