One of the primary reasons for the decline in the labor force participation rate of teens in the summer over the past 15 years is the:
A)below-average performance of the economy beginning in 1994
B)increased enrollment of teens in summer school programs
C)higher real wages available to teens since 1994
D)the slightly higher rate for whites and males coupled with a significantly lower rate for African-Americans and females

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The increased enrollment of teens in summer school programs is a significant factor contributing to the decline in the labor force participation rate of teens during the summer. This trend reflects a shift towards prioritizing education and academic advancement over summer employment.

One of the Primary Reasons for the Decline in the Labor