I'm going to have to re-take my statistics and economics classes, because I just can't understand how it works that the unemployment rate drops when no one is working.
RE: I just can’t understand how it works that the unemployment rate drops when no one is working.
Well, the first question to ask is this — WHO DO THEY CONSIDER UNEMPLOYED?
We already know that those who are not looking or have given up looking for a job are NOT considered in the unemployment rate, so there’s one issue right there.
You and your statistics & economics classes are just fine, it’s common core math that isn’t so good.
I’d go with Algebra, first.