Let’s assume that when the labor markets are in equilibrium, there are 165 million workers working. Does this mean that everyone in the labor force (100%) is working and that the unemployment rate is zero? (A labor supply and demand diagram might be helpful in your explanation.)

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No assuming 165 million workers working at equilibrium in the labor market does not necessarily mean everyone in the labor force is working or that th... View the full answer