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Labour Force Participation Weighted Result Mean Calculator
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Labour Force Participation Weighted Result Mean Calculator is a paid API for AI agents from market.datapackvibe.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-18).
Calculates a weighted mean of labour force participation rates across up to 200 supplied data rows using user-provided nonnegative weights.
Price / call$0.01
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How this service works
Labour force participation - Weighted result mean: Calculate a mean of up to 200 results using supplied nonnegative weights; not a pooled accounting ratio. Metric: Labour force participation. Supplied figures only; returns JSON with formula, units and limitations. One of 50 calculators with 20 analysis modes. No live feed, financial advice or trade execution. 0.01 USDC includes one bounded weighted result mean report.
Output
Returns a JSON object containing the weighted mean labour force participation rate computed from the supplied rows and weights, along with the formula used, units, and stated limitations of the calculation. Does not include live data, financial advice, or forecasts.
Example use cases
Regional participation rate summary
“I have labour force participation data for 5 provinces — can you calculate the weighted mean where the weights are each province's total eligible population? Province 1: 120,000 labour force, 180,000 eligible; Province 2: 95,000 labour force, 140,000 eligible; Province 3: 60,000 labour force, 85,000 eligible; Province 4: 200,000 labour force, 310,000 eligible; Province 5: 45,000 labour force, 70,000 eligible. Weight them proportionally: 180000, 140000, 85000, 310000, 70000.”
Multi-quarter trend weighted average
“Compute a weighted mean labour force participation across Q1 through Q4 of last year, weighting recent quarters more heavily. Q1: 1,200,000 labour force out of 1,800,000 eligible, weight 1; Q2: 1,250,000 out of 1,820,000, weight 2; Q3: 1,230,000 out of 1,810,000, weight 3; Q4: 1,280,000 out of 1,850,000, weight 4.”
Demographic group participation aggregation
“I need a weighted mean participation rate combining three demographic groups — Youth: 500,000 labour force, 900,000 eligible, weight 2; Prime-age: 2,000,000 labour force, 2,500,000 eligible, weight 5; Older workers: 600,000 labour force, 1,100,000 eligible, weight 3. Give me the formula and any limitations too.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://market.datapackvibe.com/x402/assistant-finance-labour-participation-weighted-mean?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to compute a statistically valid weighted mean of labour force participation rates across multiple independently-supplied data points (regions, periods, demographics), and you want the formula, units, and limitations returned alongside the result. It does not fetch live data — use it when you already have the raw figures and want a rigorous weighted aggregation rather than a simple average or pooled ratio.
Side effects
- Fewer than 2 rows or weights provided — minimum of 2 required
- Weights array length does not match rows array length — must be equal
- eligible_population value of zero (exclusive minimum enforced)
- Negative weight values — only nonnegative weights accepted
- More than 200 rows supplied — maximum is 200
- Missing required fields labour_force or eligible_population in any row
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rows | array | |
| weights | array |
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