A geographical area in which the forces of supply (people looking for work) and demand (organizations looking for people) interact is known as a:

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A labor market is a geographical area in which the supply of labor (people looking for work) meets the demand for labor (organizations looking for people). It includes factors such as the local economy, population, and industry. The other options - target zone, recruitment quota, and jurisdiction area - do not correctly describe the geographical area in which the forces of supply and demand interact for labor.

A Geographical Area in Which the Forces of Supply (People