Multiple Choice
The single most important phenomenon in the U.S. labor market in the second half of the twentieth century was
A) the drastic reduction in the labor force participation rate of males.
B) the drastic increase in the labor force participation rate of females.
C) the elimination of the glass ceiling.
D) the increase in the average number of hours worked each week.
E) the elimination of child poverty.
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