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How did the decrease in job opportunities during the Great Depression affect wages?
Wages decreased.
Wages increased slightly.
Wages increased significantly.
Wages stayed about the same.
Wages decreased.
Wages increased slightly.
Wages increased significantly.
Wages stayed about the same.
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During the Great Depression, the decrease in job opportunities led to a significant decrease in wages. Many businesses cut pay to survive, and the competitive job market meant that workers were often willing to accept lower wages just to secure employment. Therefore, the correct answer is:
**Wages decreased.**
**Wages decreased.**
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