Of the following people, who would not be counted in the labor force?
a. phil, who waits tables 60 hours a week
b. ryan, an unemployed accountant looking for work
c. danny, who works one hour a week at his parents' salon
d. sara, who works at the local sandwich shop 20 hours a week

C. Danny, who works one hour a week at his parents´ salon.

Explanation:

The labor force is described as the number of people who is actually under a labor relationship or those who are unemployed but are on the active look for a job.

The last group is where Ryan entered because he is unemployed but is looking for Jobs. On the other hand, Danny is currently working but only an hour a week and at his parents´ salon, probably he does not receive a salary and has not signed a contract to work there. That is the reason why he wouldn´t be counted in the labor force.

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