Please answer the following

The table below contains seasonally adjusted labour force survey data for Canada in March and April of 2021. Canada a) Add two additional columns with the Labour force characteristics March 21 April *21 Labour force 20,351.10 20,267.50 numeric and percentage change in each of Employment 18,834.30 18,627-20 Full-time employment 15,395.90 15,266 50 the variables. (The unemployment and Part-time employment 3,438 50 3,360.70 participation rate only have a percentage Unemployment 1,516.70 1,640.30 Unemployment rate (%] 7.5% 8.1% point change not a percentage change, i.e. Participation rate (%) 65.ZK 64.9% just subtract them.) b) The unemployment rate rose by 0.6 percentage points between March and April. What happened to the labour force and the participation rate? Why does this make the unemployment rate increase worse or better? c) What was the relative change in full-time and part-time employment? Why does this make the unemployment rate increase more or less problematic? d) Why is the unemployment rate used if the level of unemployment is available in the table? e) Other than just an increase in the level and rate of unemployment, is there anything in this table which would indicate that job seekers are pessimistic