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Which of the is NOT likely to increase the supply of labor?
A.
A big increase in the school leaving age
B.
An exponential increase in retirement age
C.
An increase in the number of migration
D.
None of the above
A.
A big increase in the school leaving age
B.
An exponential increase in retirement age
C.
An increase in the number of migration
D.
None of the above
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