An economy is undergoing a structural shift where demand for labor in traditional manufacturing is declining, while demand for labor in the renewable energy sector is increasing. For the labor market to adjust efficiently, the purchasing power of wages for manufacturing workers needs to decrease relative to those in renewable energy. In which scenario would this adjustment be most likely to occur with the least amount of friction?
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