If a nation experiences a year of unusually high immigration that increases the size of the labor force, we can conclude that the

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nation's production possibilities curve will shift outward.

nation will choose a different point on the production possibilities curve.

nation's production possibilities curve will shift inward.

nation's capital per worker will rise.

Structural unemployment occurs when

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workers do not have the skills required to fill the vacant positions in the job market.

firms fail in the normal course of business activity.

an industry experiences a seasonal downturn.

there is inadequate demand for labor.