Multiple Choice
Cross-sectional data suggest that all else equal:
A) the male labor force participation rate varies inversely with education
B) the labor force participation rate of single women varies inversely with the reservation wage
C) the labor force participation rate of married men varies inversely with the number of children in the household
D) the labor force participation rate of married women varies inversely with the husband's income
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