Which of the following factors explains the general pattern in women's participation in the labor force?

As women's roles have expanded, more women have entered the workforce.

As opposition to women's rights increased, fewer women joined the workforce.

As baby boomers age, fewer people are working past age 65 than ever before.

The women's rights movement has led to fewer women taking low-paying jobs.

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28 September, 23:01

Which of the following factors explains the general pattern in women's participation in the labor force?

As women's roles have expanded, more women have entered the workforce.

As opposition to women's rights increased, fewer women joined the workforce.

As baby boomers age, fewer people are working past age 65 than ever before.

The women's rights movement has led to fewer women taking low-paying jobs.

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Leonard Riley · Answer 1

The answer is A. More women are entering the labour workforce more than ever before.

Dwayne Keller · Answer 2

The correct answer is As women’s roles have expanded, more women have entered the workforce.

Since emancipation movements gave them equal rights to men, women have been mostly equally employed in all spheres of living. I am saying mostly because there are still countries in the world where women aren't allowed things like working or anything similar.