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The marriage would affect how the output in the economy is calculated by decreasing the labor strength of the economy as the butler is no longer a butler the husband of the woman who employed him.
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- In the given case, the output of the economy is very less likely to get affected as the butler and the woman have chosen to continue working in the same way they did before they got married.
- The only difference that would be recorded would thus be in the labor strength of the economy which would be observed to have decreased.
What are the choices?
I'd go with a university or gov or edu source or other credible one.
Answer:
Fourth
Explanation:
The FOURTH AMENDMENT and Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (18 U.S.C. Section 2510-520) place restraints on how the government can secure information about the activities of suspected drug traffickers.
