Analyzing Policy Impact on Labor Statistics
A country's government introduces a new program that successfully encourages 1 million individuals, who were previously not seeking employment, to begin actively looking for a job. Assuming the number of employed people and the total working-age population remain unchanged, explain the immediate impact of this program on both the number of unemployed people and the number of economically inactive people.
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