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    When Labor Supply Is Less Than Labor Demand Which of the Following
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When Labor Supply Is Less Than Labor Demand Which of the Following

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When labor supply is less than labor demand which of the following is True?


A) Less money is needed to recruit.
B) Wages can remain unchanged.
C) The labor market is considered loose.
D) Wages are generally increased.
E) This is considered an ideal scenario for employers.

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