A city has a total of 200,000 workers,with 100,000 engaged in nonbasic activities.What is the basic/nonbasic ratio?

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The basic/nonbasic ratio is calculated by dividing the number of workers in basic activities by the number of workers in nonbasic activities. Since there are 100,000 workers in nonbasic activities, and the total number of workers is 200,000, it means the other 100,000 must be in basic activities. Therefore, the ratio is 100,000 (basic) / 100,000 (nonbasic) = 1:1.

A City Has a Total of 200,000 Workers,with 100,000 Engaged