19. Which of the following policies does NOT increase structural unemployment? (A) Shutting down job-matching centres. (B) Vaccine mandates at workplaces. (C) Replacing human professors with online AI teachers. (D) Minimum wages.

19. Which of the following policies does NOT increase structural unemployment? (A) Shutting down job-matching centres. (B) Vaccine mandates at workplaces. (C) Replacing human professors with online AI teachers. (D) Minimum wages.

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19. Which of the following policies does NOT increase structural unemployment?
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(B) Vaccine mandates at workplaces.
(C) Replacing human professors with online AI teachers.
(D) Minimum wages.

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