In an economy that is in a recession, with employment below equilibrium,
A) firms have no incentive to expand output.
B) the labor supply schedule is vertical.
C) workers could gain more from an hour of work than their valuation of an hour of leisure.
D) the contribution of an additional worker to output falls short of the cost of hiring the worker.
E) none of the above.
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