Yangyel Lhaden
More than one-third, or around 35 percent, of the country’s working-age population is economically inactive, according to the fourth Labour Force Survey Quarterly Report (LFSQR).
The economically inactive population refers to individuals within the working-age group who neither worked nor sought employment during the survey period, which includes full-time students, individuals engaged in household work, retirees, the elderly, and those who are infirmed or disabled, among others.
Comparing the f...
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