In economics, a discouraged worker is  a) any worker who has not received a pay raise in the last three years. b) a previously unemployed person who gives up looking for work. c) someone who is not working and is actively looking for work but keeps turning down job offers because he thinks he is worth twice as much as the average pay for the types of jobs he is offered. d) a currently employed person in a job that is highly repetitive and very boring. e) a currently employed person who is unhappy with her job because her boss is rude to the employees.

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