Multiple Choice
A wage subsidy would:
A) decrease the demand for labor, lowering wages.
B) increase the demand for labor, increase the wages received by workers, and lower the wages paid by firms.
C) decrease employment by raising the wages paid by firms.
D) decrease the supply of labor, driving wages up and employment down.
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