Active Labor Market programs are government programs that intervene in the labor market to:
A) Help the unemployed find work and prevent the social problems related to long-term chronic unemployment.
B) Provide opportunities for women in the workplace.
C) Provide diversity training programs to staff.
D) None of the above

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Active Labor Market programs are specifically designed to assist the unemployed in finding work, and to mitigate the negative social impacts associated with long-term unemployment, such as poverty and social exclusion. Options B and C are not related to the purpose of Active Labor Market programs. Option D is incorrect because Active Labor Market programs exist and operate in many countries around the world.

Active Labor Market Programs Are Government Programs That Intervene in the Labor