Factors Influencing Labor Supply and Demand Discuss labor supply and demand. Address the following in the post: Besides training and education, what are some of the things that have a signficant impact on the supply and demand of labor? Explain why you believe they have such an impact. What other factors can directly influence the labor market?

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