In the one-sided search model, if an unemployed worker turns down a job offer,
A) he or she continues to search.
B) he or she is not behaving optimally.
C) he or she foregoes employment insurance.
D) he or she quits searching and drops out of the labour force.
E) he or she would be deemed marginally attached to the labour force.

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In the one-sided search model, if an unemployed worker turns down a job offer, it implies that the offer does not meet their reservation wage or criteria, so they continue to search for a better opportunity.

In the One-Sided Search Model, If an Unemployed Worker Turns