Which of the following is not a commonly-cited explanation for the decreasing labor-force participation rates for men from 1950 to the present?
A)availability of reliable birth control
B)men acquiring additional years of schooling before entering the labor force
C)a preference for men to retire when younger
D)changing social attitudes about stay-at-home fathers

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The availability of reliable birth control is not typically cited as a reason for decreasing labor-force participation rates for men. The other options relate more directly to changes in education, retirement, and social roles that could impact men's participation in the workforce.

Which of the Following Is Not a Commonly-Cited Explanation for the Decreasing