Which statement below would cause an increase in labor supply? a) Wages for music producers are rising. b ) Music companies reduced their educational requirements for jobs in music which lead to a rise in job applications c ) State of New York discontinued a free degree program that provided students and opportunity to learn how to produce music The City of Arlington increased regulations making it harder for music promoters to hold concerts .
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