(Answered) In early​ 2015, the​ employment-to-population ratio was​ increasing, while the labor force…

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➤ Why would the employment-to-population ratio rise while the labor force participation rate stays unchanged?
If EPOP rises and LFPR is steady, employment increased while the total labor force size remained about the same. Since the labor force equals employed plus unemployed, a steady LFPR implies unemployed fell roughly the same amount employment rose, meaning people moved from unemployment into jobs.

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