Workers who want to work but have been frustrated by the inability to find work and have stopped searching are known as
A) the invisible unemployed.
B) temporary workers.
C) discouraged workers.
D) the disgruntled unemployed.

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Discouraged workers are individuals who want to work but have given up searching for employment due to the lack of available jobs or their belief that they are unqualified for the available jobs. They are no longer included in the official unemployment rate, but their potential to contribute to the economy remains untapped.

Workers Who Want to Work but Have Been Frustrated by the Inability