Multiple Choice
Just after World War II, the labor-force participation rate of men was
A) about 33 percent, and in 2012, it was about 50 percent.
B) about 50 percent, and in 2012, it was about 60 percent.
C) about 60 percent, and in 2012, it was about 60 percent.
D) about 90 percent, and in 2012, it was about 70 percent.
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