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Government-sponsored Employment Insurance programs typically

Government-sponsored Employment Insurance programs typically
A) reduce the unemployment rate because they boost worker morale.
B) reduce the unemployment rate because they increase the net marginal product of labour.
C) increase the unemployment rate by increasing the number of spells of unemployment.
D) increase the unemployment rate by increasing the average duration of unemployment.
E) increase the unemployment rate by increasing the net marginal product of labour.

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