Suppose a recent government report indicates that 2% of the labor force is two or more races. Of the individuals in the labor force who are two or more races, 10% are unemployed. Among the individuals in the labor force who are only one race, 6% are unemployed. Macmillan Learning Let A be the event that a randomly selected member of the labor force is two or more races and let B be the event that a randomly selected member of the labor force is unemployed. Determine P(A | B), the probability that a randomly selected member of the labor force is two or more races given that he or she is unemployed. Express your answer as a percentage with no decimal places. P(A | B) =