The Decline in the Average Number of Hours Worked Over

question 16

Multiple Choice

The decline in the average number of hours worked over the last century from 60 hours to 40 hours can be explained as a consequence of

• A) an increase in nonlabor income shifting labor supply to the left.
• B) an increase in nonlabor income shifting labor supply to the right.
• C) a decrease in the demand for labor.
• D) an improved understanding of the importance of sleep to labor productivity.

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