A person who spends time looking for work is:
A) engaged in job search.
B) usually counted as a marginally attached worker.
C) counted as out of the labour force.
D) usually counted as a discouraged worker.

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A person who spends time looking for work is engaged in job search, which is a primary activity of people who are part of the labor force seeking employment. Marginal attachment, being out of the labor force, and discouraged worker status all imply a lack of active job search.

A Person Who Spends Time Looking for Work Is