This question is about the Canadian Labor Force Survey. Scroll down to nd Table 5 and look at the results for British Columbia in that Table; BC is at the bottom of the table. Here is what might be a direct link to the table. The table has a column called "Standard Error". This number is half of the margin of error for a 95% condence interval. The MOE applies to the column immediately to the right, namely, the column which gives the August 2022 estimate minus the July 2022 estimate. Question a) Look at the data for Both Sexes aged 15 to 24 in BC. Is the estimated unemployment rate for this group up or down since July? Question b) Compare the estimated change in this unemployment rate to the MOE for that change and say whether or not it is clear that the unemployment rate did or did not rise