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What happens to the market supply function of public health nursing labor if:
Please answer all
a. Wages increase in hospitals.
(labor supply increases, curve will not change, labor will decrease
b. Licensing requirements are made stricter for public health nurses.
(labor supply increases, curve will not change, labor will decrease
c. Nursing schools close down.
(labor supply increases, curve will not change, labor will decrease
d. There is a minimum wage imposed on nurses.
(labor supply increases, curve will not change, labor will decrease
e. The public image of public health nursing is improved
(labor supply increases, curve will not change, labor will decrease
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