Labour Force Participation Rate
Economics ⇒ Employment and Unemployment
Labour Force Participation Rate starts at 10 and continues till grade 12.
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A country has a working-age population of 2000, with 1200 employed and 200 unemployed. What is the LFPR?
A town has 5000 people aged 15-59. 2500 are employed, 500 are unemployed, and 2000 are not in the labour force. What is the LFPR?
A village has 800 people aged 15-59. Out of these, 400 are working, 100 are looking for work, and 300 are not seeking work. What is the LFPR?
Define the term 'labour force'.
Describe one way in which government policy can increase LFPR.
Describe the effect of an ageing population on LFPR.
Explain how LFPR is different from the unemployment rate.
Explain the difference between LFPR and workforce.
Explain the impact of social norms on LFPR in India.
Explain why LFPR is an important indicator for policymakers.
Explain why LFPR may be lower in rural areas compared to urban areas.
Explain why students are not included in the labour force.
If the labour force is 400 and the working-age population is 800, what is the LFPR?
If the LFPR in a country is 50%, what does it mean?
If the number of people employed is 700 and the number of people unemployed is 100, what is the size of the labour force?
If the working-age population is 1000 and the labour force is 600, what is the LFPR?
If the working-age population is 1500 and the labour force is 900, calculate the LFPR.
State one reason why female LFPR is lower in India compared to males.
State one reason why LFPR is important for economic planning.
What effect does an increase in higher education enrolment have on LFPR?
