Question 1 Employment in health care decreased by ........ jobs in September, and by ...... since February 2020 Question 1 options: A. 18,000; 525,000 B. 19,000; 525,000 C. 19,000; 524,000 D. 18,000; 524,000 Question 2 The unemployment rate fell by ...... percentage point to ....... in September. The number of unemployed persons fell by ....to ..... million + Question 2 options: A. 0.5, 4.9%, 710,000, 7.7 million B. 0.4, 4.9%, 711,000, 7.9 million C. 0.3, 4.8%, 710,000, 7.7 million D. 0.4, 4.8%, 710,000, 7.7 million Question 3 Employment in leisure and hospitality increased by ...... in September, and still down by ...... million, or .... percent, since February 2020 Question 3 options: A. 75,000; 1.7; 9.4 B. 75,000; 1.6; 9.4 C. 74,000; 1.6; 9.4 D. 74,000; 1.6; 9.5 Question 4 Pre coronavirus pandemic (February 2020) the economy was in full employment; however, unemployment rate was 3.5 percent, 5.7 million unemployed. This unemployment could be described as Question 4 options: A. frictional and cyclical unemployment B. structural and cyclical unemployment C. frictional unemployment D. frictional and structural unemployment English (United States) FocusQuestion 5 The number of persons not in the labor force who currently want a job was ...... million in September, up by ... since February 2020. These individuals were not counted as unemployed because ... . The number of discouraged workers, a subset of the marginally attached who believed that no jobs were available for them, was .......... in September, little changed from the previous month. Question 5 options: A. 7.0; 949,000; they were actively looking for work during the last 4 weeks; 450,000 B. 6.0; 949,000;they were not actively looking for work during the last 4 weeks or were unavailable to take a job; 450,000 C. 6.0; 959,000; they were not actively looking for work during the last 4 weeks or were unavailable to take a job; 450,000 D. 7.0; 959,000; they were not actively looking for work during the last 4 weeks or were unavailable to take a job; 450,000 Question 6 The jobless rates for teenagers was ... higher than the 4.8 national average for adults; the higher unemployment rate in the teenagers group support the argument of ... Question 6 options: A. 11.5%; minimum wage as a price floor create labor surplus (unemployment) B. 11.5%; minimum wage as a price floor create labor shortage (unemployment) C. 12.5%; minimum wage as a price ceiling create labor surplus (unemployment) D. 12.5%; minimum wage as a price floor create labor surplus (unemployment) Question 7 Employment in manufacturing increased by .. in September, but down by ....since February 2020. Question 7 options: A. 26,000; 354,000 B. 27,000; 354,000 C. 26,000; 353,000 D. 28,000; 354,000Question 8 The labor force participation rate was at ..... percent in September, still below the ..... percent in February 2020. Question 8 options: A. 61.5; 61.2 B. 61.6; 61.1 C. 61.6; 61.2 D. 61.5; 61.1 Question 9 From Table B-7 in page 39 . The average weekly worked hours in September 2021 of production and nonsupervisory employees on private nonfarm payrolls is + Question 9 options: A. 34.2 hours B. 34.1 hours C. 34.3 hours D. 34 hours Question 10 Table B-8 in page 40. The average hourly earnings of production and nonsupervisory employees on private nonfarm payrolls in September 2021 , seasonally adjusted was ....... higher than ....... in September 2020 Question 10 options: A. $16.71; $14.80 B. $27.46; $25.60 C. $25.15; $23.79 D. $26.15; $24.79