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The figure below shows the labor demand and labor supply curves for an economy.

Refer to the figure above. The economy is currently at E. Which of the following is likely to happen if a recession hits the economy, assuming that there is downward rigidity of wages?

▸ The labor market equilibrium will move from point E to point D.

▸ The labor market equilibrium will move from point E to point H.

▸ The labor market equilibrium will move from point E to point G.

▸ The labor market equilibrium will move from point E to point F.

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