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    The Figure Above Shows Supply and Demand in the Market
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The Figure Above Shows Supply and Demand in the Market

Question 161

Question 161

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   The figure above shows supply and demand in the market for labor. The government introduces a minimum wage of $7 per hour. -In the figure above,the number of unemployed workers is A)  4,000. B)  3,000. C)  2,000. D)  5,000. E)  zero.
The figure above shows supply and demand in the market for labor. The government introduces a minimum wage of $7 per hour.
-In the figure above,the number of unemployed workers is


A) 4,000.
B) 3,000.
C) 2,000.
D) 5,000.
E) zero.

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