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Imagine a country where, over the course of one year, the total number of people with jobs remains constant. During this same period, a significant number of individuals who had been actively looking for work decide to enroll in full-time university programs and consequently stop their job search. If the total number of people of working age in the country does not change, what is the most likely impact on the labour market participation rate?
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Imagine a country where, over the course of one year, the total number of people with jobs remains constant. During this same period, a significant number of individuals who had been actively looking for work decide to enroll in full-time university programs and consequently stop their job search. If the total number of people of working age in the country does not change, what is the most likely impact on the labour market participation rate?
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