In 2014, 155.9 million workers were in the U.S. labor force, of which 9.6 million were unemployed.
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In 2014, 155.9 million workers were in the U.S. labor force, of which 9.6 million were unemployed. In view of these facts, how can economists say that labor is a scarce resource?
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Contemporary Labor Economics
ISBN: 978-1259290602
11th Edition
Authors: Campbell R. McConnell, Stanley L. Brue, David Macpherson
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