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An individual is counted as part of the working-age population only if they are within the standard age range (typically 15-64) and are also actively participating in the job market (either employed or looking for work).
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An individual is counted as part of the working-age population only if they are within the standard age range (typically 15-64) and are also actively participating in the job market (either employed or looking for work).