Define the U-to-E flow as the number of "bodies" flowing from unemployment (U) to employment (E) from one month to the next. Defined in this way, the U-to-E flow is generally than the similarly defined flow from nonparticipation (N) to employment (E), and the U-to-E flow tends to in recessions. A.) Larger; rise. B.) Larger; fall. C.) Smaller; rise. D.) Smaller; fall.