If the labor force participation rate is rising and the working-age population is not changing, then the Select one: a. number of unemployed people is falling and the size of the labor force is rising. b. number of unemployed people is rising and the size of the labor force is falling. c. Size of the labor force is rising. d. size of the labor force is falling.

If the labor force participation rate is rising and the working-age population is not changing, then the Select one: a. number of unemployed people is falling and the size of the labor force is rising. b. number of unemployed people is rising and the size of the labor force is falling. c. Size of the labor force is rising. d. size of the labor force is falling.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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