During World War II,the Labor Force of the United States

question 93

Multiple Choice

During World War II,the labor force of the United States

• A) was forced to contend with a large labor surplus.
• B) saw both 16 million people leave civilian labor for the armed forces and the supply of civilian labor decline by 25 percent.
• C) None of these answers is correct.
• D) saw the supply of civilian labor decline by 25 percent.
• E) saw more than 16 million people leave civilian labor for the armed forces.

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