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Business, 21.08.2021 01:00 jaycub2001

scenario: 100 people live in Country X, and 60 of these people are working full time. Tara and Jen have been able to find only parttime jobs. John, Peter, and Luna just had to close their coffee shop; and John and Peter are looking for a new business venture. Luna has inherited a large sum of money and feels that she does not need to work anymore. Her sister Sara feels the same way. Four people in Country X are living in care facilities. Ten people are fulltime students, and two of them currently are hoping to find a job. All other people are retirees or under the age of 16. How many people in Country X are not considered to be potential workers

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