Answer:
D) an increase in marginally attached workers generally coincides with an increase in discouraged workers.
Explanation:
"Marginally attached and discouraged workers are not part of the labor force, so neither count in the calculation of the unemployment rate. Therefore, we cannot determine whether the economy was or was not at full employment based on these numbers. Increased numbers of these types of individuals generally reflects worsening economic conditions, and they tend to increase and decrease in teandem. Therefore, an increase in marginally attached workers generally coincides with an increase in discouraged workers."
