A nation whose labor market is highly integrated with other nations in a currency union is more ______ to join because ______.
A) unlikely; workers would suffer real wage declines if they have competition from foreign workers
B) unlikely; firms would find it expensive to hire workers if they have to pay in the common currency
C) likely; labor market integration means that when there are asymmetric demand shocks the adjustment can be eased by migration of workers
D) likely; labor force rules and policies can be harmonized more easily
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