Due to labor-market regulations that make it difficult for young workers to break into the labor force, Spain has the highest level of youth unemployment (age 15-24) in Europe. The youth unemployment rate peaked in 2013 at 55.7% and has since fallen, but as of 2018 it was still 33.4% (ILO estimates). Based on this information, select whether the following suggested measures would reduce or increase Spanish youth unemployment. a)Reduce Youth Unemployment b) Increase Youth Unemployment -encourage students to stay in the education system longer -lower the age at which students can enter dedicated skills-training programs -increase Social Security contributions by companies -increase the number of jobs that are covered by fixed-term contracts -enable youth to leave high school at a younger age -offer a government subsidy for companies that hire long-term unemployed youth -make it easier for companies to break fixed-term contracts to lay off workers