$\begin{array}{clcc}
\hline &&&\text { Want to Work But }\
\text { Total } & \text { Currently } & \text { Not Working and } & \text { No Longer } \
\text { Population } & \text { Employed } & \text { Looking for Work } & \text { Looking for Work } \
\text { (millions) } & \text { (millions) } & \text { ( millions) } & \text { (millions) }\\hline
80&40&2&4\
\hline
\end{array}$
In the table above, the unemployment rate is

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The unemployment rate is calculated as the number of people not working but looking for work divided by the total labor force (employed + looking for work). Here, it's $ \frac{2}{40+2} \times 100 = 4.8\% $.

In the Table Above, the Unemployment Rate Is A)4

In the Table Above, the Unemployment Rate Is
A)4