>"Out of the *93.8 million* Americans age 16 and up who are deemed "not in
the labor force," 9.7 million of them are between 16 and 19 years of age.
Another 5.7 million are between 20 and 24. And 37.8 million are age 65 and
over. (In fact, 17.5 million are over 75 years old.)"
Assuming the above U.S. data are accurate, that means roughly 53 million
people out of 93.8 million are of traditional active employment age and not
working at will, lack of employable skills, some form of disability,
completing a degree or trade school (20-24) and a large portion of those
also included in the 53 million figure are in the 55-65 age group where
there's is a significant population of CSRS, FERS, military, state, and
municipal workers who are recipients of a government entitlement system.
We can break up any data and mold it to fit most any agenda.
Paul, W9AC
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