Empirical Evidence Suggests That The

question 11

Multiple Choice

Empirical evidence suggests that the:

• A)added-worker effect dominates the discouraged-worker effect; the participation rate varies inversely with the unemployment rate
• B)discouraged-worker effect dominates the added-worker effect; the participation rate varies inversely with the unemployment rate
• C)added-worker effect dominates the discouraged-worker effect; the participation rate varies directly with the unemployment rate
• D)discouraged-worker effect dominates the added-worker effect; the participation rate varies directly with the unemployment rate

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