Multiple Choice
When the economy goes into a recession and firms require less labor, managers tend to:
A) Reduce wages, to reflect the lower demand for labor
B) Avoid cutting wages, for fear of drops in worker-productivity
C) Lay off workers, and keep wages of remaining workers constant
D) Keep all of their workers, by spreading work more thinly
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