Discouraged workers
A)are not counted either as part of the adult population or as part of the labor force.
B)are counted as part of the adult population, but not as part of the labor force.
C)are counted as part of the adult population, and as unemployed.
D)None the above are correct.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Discouraged workers are individuals who have given up on trying to find work and are not currently seeking employment. As a result, they are not considered part of the labor force but are still counted as part of the adult population. Therefore, option B is the correct choice.

Discouraged Workers