More frequent holidays for workers in Europe than in the United States contribute to:
A) higher employment-to-population ratios in Europe than in the United States.
B) lower employment-to-population ratios in Europe than in the United States.
C) more hours worked per year by the average employed person in Europe than the average employed person in the United States.
D) fewer hours worked per year by the average employed person in Europe than the average employed person in the United States.

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The statement suggests that workers in Europe have more frequent holidays than in the United States. Therefore, they work fewer hours per year on average than the average employed person in the United States. Therefore, option D is the best choice.

More Frequent Holidays for Workers in Europe Than in the United