Business, 09.10.2019 00:30 lisettetorres01

Ellen is downloading labor market data for the most recent month, but her connection is slow. so far this is all she has been able to get:
unemployment rate = 5.0%
participation rate = 62.5%
not in the labor force = 60 million

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