What are the important mechanisms that reverse the effects of a recession in a modern economy? (Check all that apply.) A. Labor supply increases due to an increase in real wages. B. The multipliers on wages and employment return to normal. C. Labor demand increases due to expansionary government policies. D. Labor demand increases due to market forces. What market forces might cause the labor demand curve to shift back to the right? (Check all that apply.)

What are the important mechanisms that reverse the effects of a recession in a modern economy? (Check all that apply.) A. Labor supply increases due to an increase in real wages. B. The multipliers on wages and employment return to normal. C. Labor demand increases due to expansionary government policies. D. Labor demand increases due to market forces. What market forces might cause the labor demand curve to shift back to the right? (Check all that apply.)

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