Holding All Other Influences Constant, the Quantity of Labor Supplied

Holding all other influences constant, the quantity of labor supplied in a given time period depends

A) directly on the real wage rate so that a higher real wage increases the quantity of labor supplied.
B) directly on the quantity of labor demanded.
C) inversely on the real wage rate so that a higher real wage decreases the quantity of labor supplied.
D) inversely on the quantity of labor demanded.
E) on the money wage rate not the real wage rate.