Questions: Question 13 Mark this question Select the statement below that is FALSE regarding labor force participation by gender. GDP indirectly accounts for labor force participation. The employment of women in living-wage occupations leads to lower birth rates. The employment of women in living-wage occupations raises the standard of living for families. Labor force participation rates are not a good indicator of a country's economic health.

The answer is: Labor force participation rates are not a good indicator of a country's economic health.

This statement is true. GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is influenced by the labor force participation rate because the more people who are working, the higher the potential output of the economy.

This statement is true. Studies have shown that when women have access to better employment opportunities and higher wages, they tend to have fewer children, as they may prioritize career and economic stability.

This statement is true. When women earn living wages, it contributes to the overall household income, which can improve the standard of living for the entire family.

This statement is false. Labor force participation rates are indeed a good indicator of a country's economic health. High participation rates typically suggest a robust economy with ample job opportunities, while low rates may indicate economic challenges or barriers to employment.