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A reduction in matching efficiency AA. Choice 1 of 6:Increase the unemployment rate, increase market tightness, and increase the wage. Choice 2 of 6:Increase the unemployment rate, increase market tightness, and decrease the wage. Choice 3 of 6:Increase the unemployment rate, decrease market tightness, and increase the wage. Choice 4 of 6:Increase the unemployment rate, decrease market tightness, and decrease the wage. Choice 5 of 6:Decrease the unemployment rate, decrease market tightness, and decrease the wage. Choice 6 of 6:Decrease the unemployment rate, increase market tightness, and increase the wage.

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