The table shows data reported by Statistics Canada for 1999. In 1999, the unemployment rate was

A) 1.2 million.
B) 5.0 percent.
C) 7.6 percent.
D) 7.9 percent.
E) 6.1 percent.

C

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During the off season, a fruit picker did not work, so he should be considered:

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