Reference no: EM133377004

Question: Here is a report from a not-very ef?cient Bureau of Labor Statistics survey taker: "There were 500 people in the houses I visited, where 50 people were children under the age of 14 and 250 people were actively serving in the military. 100 people had full-time jobs and 15 people had part time jobs (and 4 of the 15 part-time workers reported wanting a full- time job). 35 did not have a job and had actively looked for work over the past four weeks. I interviewed 50 people who did not actively look for work in the past four weeks. Of these 50, 15 did not want a job for a variety of reasons, 10 would take a job if given to them, and 25 people stated that wanted a job but had given up looking for work because they were discouraged. What is the value for the working-age population?