The rising demand for health-care industry workers is due to the following factors, except
A)aging of the U.S. population.
B)rising income levels in the U.S.
C)the continued presence of health insurance for U.S. consumers.
D)decreasing prices of labor in the health-care industry.

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The demand for health-care industry workers is not driven by decreasing prices of labor in the health-care industry. In fact, demand is often driven by factors such as an aging population, rising income levels which allow for more spending on health care, and the availability of health insurance, which makes healthcare services more accessible to consumers. Decreasing labor costs would not typically increase demand for workers; it might affect the supply side by making it cheaper to hire workers, but it does not directly increase demand for healthcare services.

The Rising Demand for Health-Care Industry Workers Is Due to the Following