In the Two- Country Model of International Labor Mobility

In the two- country model of international labor mobility

A) the long- run equilibrium assumes that desired and actual migration are equal.
B) the long- run equilibrium assumes that actual migration exceeds desired migration.
C) the long- run equilibrium assumes that desired migration exceeds actual migration.
D) the long- run equilibrium assumes countries' policies place significant restrictions on migration.
E) the long- run equilibrium is the result of a divergence of the real wages in the two countries.