The university states that emergency medical technicians needbe at all games to tend to medical needs. In the past, a certifieathletic trainer would handle such needs. How does this newregulation affect the demand for certified trainers andemergency medical technicians?Select the correct answer below:The demand for certified trainers will not change, whileO the demand for emergency medical technicians willincrease.The demand for certified trainers and emergencymedical technicians will increase.The demand for certified trainers will decrease, and theO demand for emergency medical technicians willincrease.The need for emergency medical technicians andcertified trainers will decrease.

The university states that emergency medical technicians ne be at all games to tend to medical needs. In the past, a certi athletic trainer would handle such needs. How does this ne regulation affect the demand for certified trainers and emergency medical technicians?

The university states that emergency medical technicians ne be at all games to tend to medical needs. In the past, a certi athletic trainer would handle such needs. How does this ne regulation affect the demand for certified trainers and emergency medical technicians?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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