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Which of the following is likely to cause an increase in both the wage rate and the level of employment in an industry?
A) A left shift in the supply curve for labor, without any change in the demand curve for labor
B) A left shift in the demand curve for labor, without any change in the supply curve for labor
C) A right shift in the supply curve for labor, without any change in the demand curve for labor
D) A right shift in the demand curve for labor, without any change in the supply curve for labor

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