An increase in the working-age population A. shifts the labour supply curve rightward. B. shifts the labour demand curve leftward. C. shifts the labour demand curve rightward. D. shifts the labour supply curve leftward. An increase in the working-age population A. shifts the production function downward. B. shifts the production function upward. C. results in movement down the production function. D. shifts the production function and results in movement along the production function. E. results in movement up the production function.
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An increase in the working-age population A- shifts the labour supply.docx
1. An increase in the working-age population A. shifts the labour supply curve rightward. B. shifts
the labour demand curve leftward. C. shifts the labour demand curve rightward. D. shifts the
labour supply curve leftward. An increase in the working-age population A. shifts the production
function downward. B. shifts the production function upward. C. results in movement down the
production function. D. shifts the production function and results in movement along the
production function. E. results in movement up the production function.
