
Econ-5.2 Part 1 Formative Assessment- Options 1
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11th Grade
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Chris Schriever
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Which of the following groups is NOT included in the Total Non-Institutional Civilian Population?
People aged 16 and older who are in jail
People aged 16 and older who are not in the military
People aged 16 and older who are retired
People aged 16 and older who are stay-at-home parents
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Prompt: Identify the reason why the following statement is false/incomplete:
The 1 way a person can be considered employed is if they work at least 1 hour a week for pay.

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Which of the following individuals is considered unemployed?
A full-time college student
A retired individual
A person who is jobless, actively looking for a job, and available for work
A stay-at-home parent
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If the worker is unemployed, classify his or her type of unemployment
1. Peter lost his job at a stereo manufacturing company at the end of last year. He actively searched for a job for six months without finding one. Now, Peter has given up looking altogether.
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- 2. Kevin is 14 years old and cannot find a job for the summer, although he has been looking for 8 weeks.
Classification: NOT in the Total Civilian Non-Instutionalized Population
- 3. Samantha is a magazine editor. She has chosen to leave her job in New York to look for a new one in Minneapolis.
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- 4. Sam I. Am was laid off after orders of Green Eggs and Ham declined greatly following a severe economic slowdown.
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- 5. Margaret was fired from her job at the peanut butter factory because she is being replaced by a highly efficient peanut butter machine. She has yet to find a similar job.
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1. Maria has been jobless for over a year. She has been actively looking for a job but has found no opportunities that match her skills as a graphic designer. She has now stopped looking for employment.
2. Sarah has a master's degree in engineering but is currently working as a barista at a coffee shop because she couldn't find a job in her field. She is working part-time and desires a full-time engineering job.
3. John has a bachelor's degree in marketing and several years of experience. He is currently working as a receptionist at a small company. Although he is working full-time, he is overqualified for the position and is seeking a more suitable role in marketing.
4. David was laid off from his manufacturing job eight months ago. After months of unsuccessful job applications and interviews, he has given up on his job search, feeling that there are no suitable positions available for him in his local area.
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