Using the following population and employment data for the United States (2000-2016), answer three questions. Year Total Population Labor Force Unemployment (in thousands) (in thousands) (in thousands) 142,583 2000 282,434 5,692 2001 285,545 143,734 6,801 2002 288,600 144,863 8,378 2003 291,049 146,510 8,774 2004 293,708 149,401 8,149 2005 296,639 149,320 7,591 2006 299,801 151,428 7,001 2007 302,045 153,124 7,078 2008 304,906 154,287 8,924 2009 307,007 154,142 14,265 2010 309,438 153,889 14,825 2011 311,663 153,617 13,747 2012 313,998 154,995 12,506 2013 316,205 155,389 11,460 2014 318,563 155,922 9,617 2015 320,897 157,130 8,296 2016 323,127 159.187 7.751 Check my work 2010 309,438 153,889 2011 311,663 14,825 13,747 153,617 2012 313,998 154,995 12,506 2013 316.205 155,389 11,460 2014 318,563 155,922 9.617 2015 320,897 157.130 8.296 2016 323,127 159.187 7.751 Instructions: Enter your responses rounded to one decimal place. If the number is decreasing, be sure to enter a negative sign in front of that number Between 2006 and 2015, by how much did a. The labor force change? milion b. Unemployment change? million c. Employment change? million