Which of the following is likely to shift the labor supply curve to the right,assuming all else equal?

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An increase in the number of workers due to immigration will shift the labor supply curve to the right, as there are more workers available to offer their services. A fall in population due to a natural disaster (A) would decrease the number of workers available, shifting the curve to the left. A fall in the wage rate (C) would also shift the curve to the left, as workers would be less willing to supply labor if the compensation for their work is lower. A rise in the wage rate (D) would increase the incentive for workers to supply labor, but it would not shift the curve, as it only represents a movement along the existing curve.

Which of the Following Is Likely to Shift the Labor