International Relations Prelims Question

The National Statistical Office (NSO) uses different approaches to measure the status of employment and unemployment in India.
The Weekly Status Approach measures unemployment by using 7 days preceding the date of survey as the reference period. A person is considered to be employed if he or she pursues any one or more of the gainful activities for at least one-hour on any day of the reference week. On the other hand, if a person does not pursue any gainful activity, but has been seeking or available for work, the person is considered as unemployed.
The Usual Status Approach measures unemployment by using a reference period of 365 days, i.e., one year preceding the date of survey of NSO for measuring unemployment.
It classifies a person as employed if he/she is able to secure employment for major part of the year.

The National Statistical Office (NSO) uses different approaches to measure the status of employment and unemployment in India.
The Weekly Status Approach measures unemployment by using 7 days preceding the date of survey as the reference period. A person is considered to be employed if he or she pursues any one or more of the gainful activities for at least one-hour on any day of the reference week. On the other hand, if a person does not pursue any gainful activity, but has been seeking or available for work, the person is considered as unemployed.
The Usual Status Approach measures unemployment by using a reference period of 365 days, i.e., one year preceding the date of survey of NSO for measuring unemployment.
It classifies a person as employed if he/she is able to secure employment for major part of the year.

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