How Does the Labour-Force Participation Rate of Women Just After

question 29

Multiple Choice

How does the labour-force participation rate of women just after World War II compare to the same statistic today?

• A) Today,labour-force participation rate of women is about 1.5 times the rate after World War II.
• B) Today,labour-force participation rate of women is about 2.6 times the rate after World War II.
• C) Today,labour-force participation rate of women is about 3.6 times the rate after World War II.
• D) Today,labour-force participation rate of women is about 4.2 times the rate after World War II.

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