Which of the following events might explain the shift we see in this PPF for the country of Northern Southern United West Erehwyna? (This is a "multiple answer question. Choose all that apply.) Northern Southern United West Erehwyna A. Their LFPR rises. B. The LFPR falls. C. Their unemployment rate falls. D. Their unemployment rate rises. E. NICAP falls. F. NICAP rises.

Which of the following events might explain the shift we see in this PPF for the country of Northern Southern United West Erehwyna? (This is a "multiple answer question. Choose all that apply.) Northern Southern United West Erehwyna A. Their LFPR rises. B. The LFPR falls. C. Their unemployment rate falls. D. Their unemployment rate rises. E. NICAP falls. F. NICAP rises.

Exploring Economics

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Chapter20: Economic Growth In The Global Economy

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